Mumba Masters Secure Vital Win Over Alpine Sg Pipers in Global Chess League

The Mumba Masters Secure a Crucial Win Over Alpine Sg Pipers in Global Chess League

In a thrilling match on day six of the Global Chess League, the Mumba Masters secured a vital 14-5 win over Alpine Sg Pipers, dealing a major blow to the Pipers’ chances of closing in on the top two teams. Despite a rocky start to the season, the Mumba Masters bounced back decisively to climb from the bottom of the standings to fourth place, just behind the Pipers.

The match began with a quiet draw on the women’s board, but the momentum soon shifted dramatically. Former world champion Magnus Carlsen, playing for the Pipers, suffered a shock loss against Maxime Vachier-Lagrave, leaving him visibly shaken. In response, Pipers’ Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa secured a crucial win to keep his team in the contest.

The tide continued to turn against the Pipers as Peter Svidler recorded his first victory of the tournament, and Kateryna Lagno narrowly escaped defeat. The final blow came when Daniel Dardha was defeated by Raunak Sadhwani, sealing victory for the Mumba Masters.

The result has shaken up the league standings, with the Mumba Masters making a crucial move up the table while the Alpine Sg Pipers miss the chance to close in on the top two teams. The Global Chess League continues to provide exciting and unpredictable matches, keeping fans on the edge of their seats.