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Witness chess history as a prodigious 13-year-old Magnus Carlsen (rated 2484) dominates Sipke Ernst (2474) in the 2004 Corus-C tournament. Playing White in the Caro-Kann classical Spassky variation (B19), Carlsen unleashes aggressive tactics, including a brilliant knight sacrifice and queen infiltration, leading to a spectacular checkmate. This game highlights Carlsen's early genius and tactical prowess that would propel him to multiple World Championships.

In Corus-C 2004, Carlsen faces GM Sipke Ernst (2474) and unleashes a devastating attack in the Caro-Kann Defense, Spassky Variation.
What begins as a quiet classical opening soon explodes into a ferocious kingside assault—complete with fearless sacrifices, perfect coordination, and a final picture-perfect checkmate.

🔥 The h-pawn storms
🎯 Pieces flow into the attack
♚ The black king has nowhere to hide
This is not just a win.
This is a teenage warning shot to the chess world.
Magnus Carlsen wasn’t calculating variations—
he was conducting an execution.
Game: Carlsen vs Ernst
Event: Corus-C 2004
Opening: Caro-Kann Defense (B19)
Result: 1–0

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