Yekaterinburg Candidates - Fourth Week

After waiting more than a year for the continuation of the 2020 Candidates Tournament, Yekaterinburg, the whole affair was over in a little over a week. Unfortunately for me, after last week's post Yekaterinburg Candidates - Third Week (April 2021), I didn't find the time to watch a single minute of the action. To compensate, I collected the following links from two of the most respected chess news sources.

Rd.	Chess.com	Chessbase.com
R08	Well-Prepared Caruana Moves Up As MVL Stumbles In Endgame	Caruana impresses, wins marathon [with links to rds.1-7]
R09	Giri Strikes, Moves Into Second-Place Tie?	Giri wins, climbs to shared second place
R10	Nepomniachtchi Wins Quickly, Increases Lead	Nepomniachtchi widens the gap
R11	Giri Approaches Nepomniachtchi, MVL Stumbles	Giri in sole second place after brilliant win
R12	Four Winners, Nepomniachtchi Maintains Lead	Nepo wins to keep the lead as Giri beats Caruana
R13	Nepomniachtchi Wins FIDE Candidates Tournamen1 day	Nepomniachtchi to challenge Carlsen for the World Championship title
R14	Three Winners In Final Round, Wang Hao Announces Retirement	Ding, MVL and Alekseenko finish on a high note

Congratulations to GM Nepomniachtchi on a well deserved victory. Another article on Chess.com, published just before the second half of the tournament started, is worth noting: FIDE Candidates: Karjakin Names Nepomniachtchi As Most Difficult Opponent For Carlsen (Peter Doggers). Over the next few weeks, I'll add the finishing touches to my own online record of the event.