Carlsen Defends Passively To Draw Game 5 FIDE World Chess Championship

Going into the second rest day, the FIDE World Chess Championship is still tied as GM Ian Nepomniachtchi and GM Magnus Carlsen also drew their fifth game on Wednesday. The challenger got a slight endgame advantage in another Anti-Marshall, but Carlsen's position was, although passive, always solid. Game

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