Niemann Sfida le leggi della Fisica | Partita Incredibile

Hello everyone and welcome back to this new video Today we are going to see a game of Neiman just played against the legendary player Ivanchuk Let's go back to follow Neiman's adventures And what I can tell you is that he is playing at a stratospheric level And he is recovering positions in the world rankings at the speed of light Now he is 55th in the world And a Neiman like this can not stop him Before starting, remember to like and subscribe to the channel Thanks to all those who are subscribing And let's start Ok here we are, Neiman faces Ivanchuk with the white pieces We are at the peace tournament that is taking place in Croatia these days Neiman opens with e4, Ivanchuk responds with e5 He follows Nf3, Nf6, we return to the Petrov defense A very solid system adopted by black against e4 where the percentage of equalization is very high Let's see how Neiman does it Neiman continues with Nxe5 and gains a pawn Ivanchuk plays the best move, Nd6 Neiman withdraws the knight in f3 And after Nxe4 he follows Nd4 Let's go back to the main variant of the Petrov defense Ivanchuk pushes the pawn in d5 and Neiman plays Nf3 All the best moves As you can see in the Petrov defense, the pawn structure that is created is a symmetrical structure So it becomes very difficult to create imbalances and then gain advantage Ivanchuk continues with Nc6, he also plays the best move Neiman withdraws Nf3 He follows Nf7 and black is preparing to rook Neiman continues with Nd2 And after Nd2 we return to this position where Ivanchuk is very prepared Because he has already beaten Kramnik for a long time But playing it with white pieces But you can imagine that the two are very prepared Neiman instead has no game in this position He follows Nd2 Nfg4, Ivanchuk encloses the knight, attacks the queen in gx And is ready to capture in d4 with the knight He follows Nc3, Neiman defends and Ivanchuk rooks, putting the king safe Neiman continues with h3, questions the bishop The bishop moves to h5 and Neiman plays Ng3 Ng3 is the best move of the engine Neiman therefore confirms himself to be a specialist in the knowledge of openings He is very good He follows Qd7 for Ivanchuk Ivanchuk connects to the towers, finishes the development and attacks the pawn in h3 Neiman defends with Rg2 He arrives at Rg6, black offers the exchange of the light-fielded rooks And Neiman develops the Nf4 rook Clearly he defends the light-fielded rook with the queen He follows Rd3, Qd3, Rd6 So the game begins to simplify But in this case, Neiman does not capture in d6, but plays Ng5 Threatening the knight in a move in h7 Ivanchuk defends with g6 pawn And arrives at Qd6, Qd6, R1 You see, very simple, Neiman takes control of the e column The only open column in the position Ivanchuk does the same, plays R8 And here how to continue, what to do? Neiman continues with h4 He has a nice plan in mind This plan consists of pushing the pawn in h5 Open the h column and come with the tower in h1 to try to attack Ivanchuk here withdraws the knight in d8 So he immediately worries about Neiman's plan And he wants to play Nf6, change the knights to lighten the pressure on the king It fits, right? Neiman continues with h5 He wants to open the column Ivanchuk continues with Nf6, or his plan And Neiman withdraws the knight in f3 He does not accept to change the knight This is a great decision in this case Why? Because if he had captured in e6 He would have followed the tower for e6 And the black could put the towers in place After e6-e8 the black would have had control of the e column So Neiman does not capture for this reason He follows c6 pawn Ivanchuk consolidates the position And Neiman continues with h1 tower You see, he already had this plan in mind when he played the h4 move Then h5 and now h1 tower A position that can be played from both sides But the white begins to put pressure And Ivanchuk here begins to go for the pawn He plays Nf5 Nf5 is a good move But the black begins to discover too much his king That is, after Nf5 h6 pawn Now, as you can see, there are several weaknesses here Around the king of black And Neiman also tries to enter as a woman He plays Nf5 So actually the white is not risking anything The black a little bit, yes Then Ivanchuk plays Ng7 Attacks the woman And Neiman enters as a woman in d7 Proposes the exchange of women Why? Because after, for example, woman for woman He follows Nx With the idea of ​​playing Nf6 check And to get control of the e-column Ivanchuk decides to capture He follows Nx Nxe1 Nf6 This is a very important move An intermediate move Before capturing Ne1 Neiman is giving check He is controlling the house in e8 And he is defending the Nh5 pawn This pawn, as you can see, is attacked by the knight So after the check The black moves to h8 And arrives tower by tower Look at what a beautiful position Neiman has obtained here In practice, Neiman has two active pieces The tower and the knight The black has two passive pieces So the white is already better positionally This is a game where Neiman never risks anything He really plays at a very high level He follows Nxe6 for the black Neiman plays Nf5 The best move of the engine A5 pawn for Ivanchuk Nxg4 Neiman attacks in h6 And after Rh7 Neiman plays Nf5 Now I'll show you how Neiman calculates the variations well Ivanchuk plays Rg7 Neiman enters in f6 Great calculator Neiman Attacks in h6 He returns Then Ivanchuk defends He plays Rh8 to defend h6 Neiman continues with a4 And arrives Bb6 pawn Bb6 pawn is another imprecision by Ivanchuk And we can understand it too Because, in practice, after Bb6 the c6 pawn becomes weak But from what is the c6 pawn attacked? From the tower You see, the tower attacks Rgx and the c6 pawn If the knight were to be moved, this pawn would fall And, in fact, Neiman plays Nf4 With the idea of playing f5 And Ivanchuk starts to make confusion He plays Nf4, Nf4, Nc8 This is a very serious mistake by Ivanchuk But it wasn't easy to defend in this position I don't know if you've ever heard of the principle of two weaknesses In practice, if you create two weaknesses in the opponent's position The opponent often struggles to defend both So the principle of two weaknesses is a principle that is used to pass in advantage So Neiman was really very good Ivanchuk then decides to defend the c6 pawn And Neiman plays f5, attacks the knight The knight moves, follows the tower for h6 Neiman gains a pawn And he has a completely won position This position may still seem complicated But in the meantime, the black tower is confined here He must absolutely defend The white tower is more active And now the white can also activate the king He can also activate the knight Let's see what happens Ivanchuk plays Nf4 Neiman continues with king in f3 You see, Neiman activates the king It is important to activate the king in the finals He follows the c7 tower And the black can't do anything He can only wait Neiman plays Rf4 Ivanchuk jumps with the knight in d2 And Neiman plays Rd6 Now the d6 tower is much more active, for example And meanwhile it is not attacked by the black king He follows the c4 knight Ivanchuk attacks the tower and attacks the b2 pawn But Neiman simply plays the h6 pawn And after Rh7, he plays Rd8 In this position, Ivanchuk decides to give up But how does he give up in this position? He is attacking the b2 pawn Why does he give up? Only one less pawn? Ivanchuk decides to give up Because, for example, I'll show you a variant On Nb2, he follows Rg5 With forced checkmate to follow In practice, the white is threatening Nf6 checkmate And the black can't do anything to defend So, after Nf6 checkmate He follows the knight for Nf6 Checkmate So, Neiman plays a wonderful game A beautiful game where there is absolutely no risk Look at Neiman's performance in this game Zero inaccuracies Zero mistakes Zero serious mistakes 98% accuracy I mean, more than 98% chess doesn't give you So here we can also say 100% accuracy Why not? Chess is not like chess.com That gives you 100% accuracy It gives you 98% accuracy But here Neiman simply played the perfect game A phenomenon He is playing better and better And I think this time he is playing seriously Did you see? He regained a lot of positions in the world rankings He is dominating in that tournament Now we will see the next matches Thank you all for watching this video I remind you to like and subscribe to the channel Bye and see you next time