26...fxg4? 27.Qg6+ and mate in two.

Black wins an exchange, but White's coordinated army is stronger. Fabi won the game on move 46.

Anish Giri called it a “historic moment” as he beat Magnus Carlsen in Wijk aan Zee 12 years to the day after he last won a classical game against Magnus. The day would get even more dramatic as 17-year-old Praggnanandhaa played a stunning endgame to defeat world no. 2 Ding Liren, while Nodirbek Abdusattorov joined Giri in the lead by taking down Parham Maghsoodloo.

"One of them, for sure" said Giri, when asked if this was his greatest win

It was a move that included a concealed trap, since the most natural move in the world was:

as suggested by our commentators, but it turns out that loses almost on the spot to

Remarkably, that’s just what happened in the game!

And White got a winning position.