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Chess in the Last 24 Hours: Firouzja Flies in Zagreb, Carlsen Slips but Stays #1

Chess in the Last 24 Hours: Firouzja Flies in Zagreb, Carlsen Slips but Stays #1

Big chess news from the last 24 hours. In Zagreb, Alireza Firouzja leads day one of the Grand Chess Tour's Super Rapid & Blitz Croatia on 5/6, with Giri, Keymer, Praggnanandhaa and Vachier-Lagrave one point back after MVL toppled World Champion Gukesh. Meanwhile, the new FIDE July ratings show Magnus Carlsen slip 18 points yet stay world number one, as Praggnanandhaa climbs and Gukesh dips before his November title defense.

PrimeChess Team
Chess in the Last 24 Hours: A New Battle Begins in Zagreb

Chess in the Last 24 Hours: A New Battle Begins in Zagreb

Ten of the world's best players have just begun the 2026 Super Rapid & Blitz Croatia in Zagreb, a fast-chess event running June 29 to July 6. The star field includes World Champion Gukesh, Norway Chess winner Praggnanandhaa, and speed master Alireza Firouzja, all chasing a $200,000 prize. Plus a look back at Nihal Sarin's stunning Bullet Chess Championship win. An easy, friendly guide to the chess news of the last 24 hours.

PrimeChess Team