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Alpine SG Pipers win Global Chess League; Gukesh beats Anand

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December 24, 2025
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IMAGE: Alpine SG Pipers’ gamers have a good time profitable the third version of the World Chess League. {Photograph}: World Chess League

Alpine SG Pipers shocked two-time defending champions Triveni Continental Kings to be topped champions of the third version of the World Chess League (GCL), in Mumbai, on Tuesday.

The Pipers, who had sealed the ultimate berth after edging Ganges Grandmasters by only one recreation level, had been at their dominant finest within the closing as they received the primary speedy match 4-2 with black items after which scored a 4.5-1.5 win with white.

PBG Alaskan Knights completed third after beating Ganges Grandmasters in a tie-break.

Triveni Continental Kings went into the ultimate as favourites however the Pipers, who discovered kind within the second half of the league stage, would have felt that the momentum was of their favour.

And that was precisely the case as Nino Batsiashvili and Leon Luke Mendonca, on the prodigy board, as soon as once more proved how useful they’ve been to the crew by profitable their respective video games.

Nino prevailed over Alexandra Kosteniuk in a bishop-knight endgame, whereas Mendonca compelled Marc’Andria Maurizzi into resigning after 52 strikes.

Continental Kings star participant Alireza Firouzja defeated Fabiano Caruana on the icon board to carry his crew again in rivalry, however Anish Giri’s win over Wei Yi meant that Pipers took the primary match 4-2.

The Continental Kings had an uphill process of scoring 4 factors with black to remain alive within the match. However R Praggnanandhaa handed the Pipers the early benefit with a win over Vidit Gujrathi and Anish Giri then registered his second win over Wei Yi to place the outcome past doubt.

“Yesterday I had a blended feeling as a result of I had a horrible match however the crew reached the ultimate. However at this time there is no such thing as a blended feeling,” mentioned Giri after being named the Participant of the Match for his two victories.

On the icon board, Caruana then scored a full level towards Alireza, who ran out of time. 

Firouzja, who had crushed all his opponents within the first 5 matches, was named the Male Participant of the Event, whereas Hou Yifan, who had performed an necessary function in serving to Pipers attain the ultimate with three wins in three matches within the enterprise finish of the league stage.

“It feels nice. The final two instances, we had been fairly shut to creating the ultimate. This time additionally we barely made it. However within the closing everybody confirmed up with their finest recreation and it’s a nice feeling,” mentioned Praggnanandhaa after the title triumph.

D Gukesh

IMAGE: D Gukesh in motion. {Photograph}: World Chess League

Earlier, World champion D Gukesh lastly managed to beat the legendary Viswanathan Anand when it mattered essentially the most to assist PBG Alaskan Knights end third. 

The play-off went to the wire because the Ganges Grandmasters took a 4-2 lead within the first speedy conflict with white items just for the Alaskan Knights to bounce again with white to take the match right into a blitz tie-break.

 

Anand obtained the higher of Gukesh within the first recreation of the playoff and had drawn the second, so it seemed like the previous world champion had the higher hand over the reigning world champion on this competitors.

Gukesh’s teammate Arjun Erigaisi, alternatively, dominated Vicent Keymer on the second board in each the speedy video games and even within the first blitz tiebreak and ensured that the match stayed in stability.

The Alaskan Knights rode on the momentum of levelling the common video games by profitable the primary blitz tiebreak 3.5-2.5 with Arjun, Kateryna Lagno and Sara Khadem scoring a full level every. 

Beneath strain to win and hold their problem alive, Ganges Grandmasters went all-out within the second tie-break with black items and that meant the Alaskan Knights had their possibilities to win.

With all of the matches heading for a outcome, Alaskan Knights led 3-2, with the end result of the match depending on the results of the sport between Anand and Gukesh. 

And that is the place the reigning World champion prevailed after pouncing on slight inaccuracies by the veteran to win in 49 strikes and safe the third-place trophy for his crew.



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