1. e2e4  1... c7c5  2. g1f3  2... b8c6  3. f1b5  3... e7e6  4. b5c6  4... b7c6  5. d2d3  5... d8c7  6. e1g1  6... g8e7  7. h2h4 A novelty, as early as move seven! Caruana created a whole new system to  fight Carlsen's beloved Anti-Rossolimo line and was hugely successful in  the match so far. 7... e6e5  8. h4h5  8... e7g8 In the few minutes between the games Carlsen figured out a  good plan to fight the opponent's plan! 9. f3h2  9... g8f6  10. f2f4  10... f8e7  11. b1c3  11... d7d6  12. h5h6 Overoptimistic! Caruana wants to punish his opponent  for the slow development, but his king gets weakened in the process as  well. 12... g7h6  13. f4f5  13... h8g8  14. c1h6  14... c5c4 Opening the cage for his  light-squared beast. 15. g1h1  15... c8a6  16. b2b3 White is trying to keep the position as closed as he  can. 16... c4d3  17. c2d3  17... d6d5 Carlsen is taking over the initiative. 18. e4d5  18... e8c8 A wonderful resource! Every black piece is out with lightning  speed! 19. a1c1  19... f6d5  20. d1f3  20... e7a3 Carlsen's counter attack was successful and he is close to  winning. 21. c3e4 But Caruana does not intend to sit and wait for the  bitter end; he wants to get back his initiative. 21... a3c1  22. f1c1  22... d5b4  23. e4c5  23... a6d3  24. f5f6 Black won material and  should be objectively winning. But there are certain practical problems  left: the weak king and above all the lack of time on the world champion's clock. 24... d3b5 A poor choice. 25. a2a4  25... b5a6  26. h2g4  26... c8b8  27. c5a6 Caruana grabs his chance. 27... b4a6  28. g4e5 Not  only winning the pawn but also aiming his troops against the black king.  You can notice now how good a defender a bishop on b7 would have been for  Black. 28... c7b7  29. e5c6  29... b8a8  30. c6d8  30... g8d8  31. f3e2 Tables have turned and it is White  who is winning now. 31... a6b8  32. h6f4  32... b7d5  33. c1c7  33... b8d7  34. f4e3 The most solid choice. The only problem for Caruana  might have lied in the fact that he caught up with his opponent in time  deficit. 34... d7f6  35. c7a7  35... a8b8  36. a7e7  36... d8d7  37. e3f4  37... b8b7  38. e7d7  38... f6d7  39. b3b4  39... d7b6  40. e2e7  40... b6d7  41. e7d6 The most practical. There will be no perpetual check ideas. 41... d5d6  42. f4d6  42... b7c6  43. d6e7  43... d7b6  44. a4a5  44... b6d5  45. e7f8  45... c6b5  46. h1h2  46... f7f5  47. h2g3  47... h7h5  48. f8c5 Accurate play till the end. 48... b5a6  49. g3h4  49... d5f4  50. g2g3  50... f4e2  51. c5d6  51... a6b5  52. h4h5  52... e2c3  53. h5g6  53... c3e4 