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Defending Champions Lose 30-Minute Edge to Indian Team

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D Gukesh Vs Ding Liren, Game 8 LIVE Updates: Challenger Aims to Take the Lead in FIDE World Chess Championship 2024

The FIDE World Chess Championship 2024 is heating up as Indian prodigy D Gukesh takes on reigning World Champion Ding Liren in Game 8. With the score tied at 3.5–3.5 after seven rounds, the pressure is on for both players to break the deadlock and take the lead in this highly anticipated match.

In the latest updates, Gukesh has taken a 30-minute edge over Ding Liren and has shown better accuracy in the game so far. The young Indian challenger is looking in fine form, making rapid moves and surprising his opponent with his innovative approach. Gukesh’s quick play has given him a significant advantage on the clock, putting pressure on the reigning champion.

The game started with Ding Liren playing the English Opening with Whites, while Gukesh responded with a solid defense with Blacks. The match format consists of 14 games, with the first player to reach 7.5 points being crowned the World Champion. If the match is tied after all 14 games, a tiebreak will be held to determine the winner.

Fans can catch all the action live on FIDE’s social media handles and chess.com’s platforms, as the battle for the World Championship title continues. Stay tuned for more updates and moves as D Gukesh aims to make history and become the youngest World Champion in chess history.

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