Ian Nepomniachtchi of Russia and Anish Giri of the Netherlands compete at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521946
Participants compete at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521945
Anatoly Karpov, 12th World Chess Champion, looks on at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521944
FIDE President Arkady Dvorkovich looks on at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521943
FIDE President Arkady Dvorkovich looks on at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521941
FIDE President Arkady Dvorkovich makes the first symbolic move on the board of Wang Hao and Ding Liren of China at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521939
Kirill Alekseenko of Russia competes at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521936
Kirill Alekseenko of Russia competes at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521934
Alexander Grischuk of Russia competes at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521932
Kirill Alekseenko and Alexander Grischuk of Russia compete at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521931
Anish Giri of the Netherlands competes at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521930
Kirill Alekseenko and Alexander Grischuk of Russia compete at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521929
Alexander Grischuk of Russia competes at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521926
Ian Nepomniachtchi of Russia competes at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521925
Wang Hao and Ding Liren of China compete at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521923
Wang Hao of China competes at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521919
Ding Liren of China competes at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521918
Fabiano Caruana of the United States and Maxime Vachier-Lagrave of France compete at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521916
Fabiano Caruana of the United States competes at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521915
Fabiano Caruana of the United States competes at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521914
Maxime Vachier-Lagrave of France competes at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521913
Maxime Vachier-Lagrave of France competes at the 2020 World Chess Candidates Tournament which was suspended at the halfway point due to the coronavirus pandemic on March, 2020, in Yekaterinburg, Russia. The winner will earn the right to challenge the current World Champion Magnus Carlsen of Norway in November 2021 in Dubai.19.04.2021#6521912