Бой в Севилье. Самая драматичная концовка в истории шахмат. 24 ЧАСА С ГАРРИ КАСПАРОВЫМ // Серия 17

Episode seventeen. Struggle in Seville, The Most Dramatic Finish in the History of Chess At the start of the match in Seville, Kasparov and Karpov had played 100 classical games against each other, most of them in the three-year range. In total, Kasparov was a little ahead, but anything could happen over the span of one match. After 100 meetings with the same opponent (almost in a row!), how do you find the strength for another half marathon of twenty-four games? Is it possible to surprise your opponent when it seems that you have already studied each other inside out? Episode 17 of "24 Hours with Garry Kasparov" is entirely dedicated to the thrilling match Seville 1987. Ups and downs, mistakes and ingenious finds, and, finally, an incredibly dramatic dénouement - plunge into the atmosphere of a bright duel together with one of the participants! Timeline 0:00 - Preparation to the match 4:30 - Game two, Seville 1987 6:16 - Game four, Seville 1987 7:53 - Game five, Seville 1987 17:27 - "The Adjournment Era" 20:06 - Game eleven, Seville 1987 25:27 - Games twelve to fifteen, Seville 1987 27:53 - Game sixteen, Seville 1987 30:16 - Game seventeen, resumption, Seville 1987 32:31 - Games eighteen to twenty-two, Seville 1987 36:08 - Game twenty-three, Seville 1987 48:06 - (The decivise) Game twenty-four, Seville 1987 59:07 - Resumption of the decisive game 1:09:36 - Still the World Champion!