FIDE World Cup: Ding Liren reaches a second World Cup final in a

Ding Liren arrived in Khanty-Mansiysk as the top seed and is now set to face Teimour Radjabov in the final match of the 2019 FIDE World Cup. Ding beat his compatriot Yu Yangyi on tiebreaks by drawing game one and getting a win with White in the second 25-minute encounter. Both the final and the match for third place will kick off Monday — the deciding match-ups consist of four classical games and tiebreaks, if necessary. | Photo: FIDE

FIDE World Cup: Ding Liren reaches a second World Cup final in a row

FIDE World Cup: Ding Liren reaches a second World Cup final in a row

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