For the first time since 2006 the Russian chess player won 3 parties in one title match

The Russian grand master Ian Aleksandrovich Nepomnyashchy, having beaten the Chinese Dean Lizhenya in the seventh party of a match for a world chess crown, which takes place in Nur-Sultan (Kazakhstan), won already the third victory in this opposition and came forward in a match – 4-3. The previous time the Russian chess player won three parties in one match for a title of the world champion in 2006. Vladimir Borisovich Kramnik, in a unifying match Veselin Aleksandrov Topalov was this grand master. That match put an end to split in chess where since 1993 two champions — according to World Chess Federation and according to PShA (on "classical were defined...