Two chess grandmasters are facing off in a series of quickfire games to decide the winner of the World Chess Championships following a month-long stalemate.
Reigning champion Magnus Carlsen, from Norway, and his competitor Fabiano Caruana, an American, have been in deadlock over the sport’s biggest title, which carries with it a cash prize of €1m (£880,000).
This evening the pair are playing a series of increasingly fast tie-breakers which could end in an “Armageddon” game.
The series starts with four games where each player will have 25 minutes to complete his moves.
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