Is Nepomniashchi a solid leader of the Madrid candidates tournament?
Should we trust Caruana more?
What chance does Firouzja have left?
And what about Liren Ding?
These are some of the questions that Leontxo García, chess specialist at El País, answers in the video that accompanies this news item.
The tournament, which began on June 16, is held in Madrid and will end on July 5.
There are still eight rounds to see who will be the winner of the championship.
But according to the latest games there are only three possible candidates who could be Magnus Carlsen's next opponents.
Eight chess champions compete in the FIDE Candidates Tournament.
An event in which several players have faced each other for decades to decide who will dispute the title of the current world chess champion, Magnus Carlsen, who has been number 1 in the world for 12 years.
