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Carlsen Retains World Championship! Print E-mail
November 23, 2014
Magnus Carlsen retained his World Championship title in Sochi, Russia, with a dramatic victory in round 11 against challenger Vishy Anand. The final score was 6.5-4.5 in Magnus's favor.

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Look for a CLO wrap-up of the match by Spanish journalist Leonxto Garcia coming soon. Find details on Magnus Carlsen's Play Magnus & chess.com match scheduled for December 14 here.
 
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