Kasparov's Alekhine-Chatard Attack KO's Korchnoi

Analyze a sharp chess game between Garry Kasparov and Viktor Korchnoi from the 2001 Korchnoi Birthday KO tournament in this 12-minute chess tutorial. Explore how Kasparov employs the French Defense Alekhine-Chatard Attack to devastating effect after Korchnoi's immediate opening blunder with 8...Nc6 in response to 8.Qd3. Witness how a single inaccurate move leads to a completely lost position within just one move, as Kasparov's pieces coordinate to create overwhelming pressure despite the early queen trade. Follow the tactical sequence as Korchnoi gets drawn into Kasparov's attacking web and is ultimately forced to resign after only 26 moves. Learn from this instructive example of how opening preparation and precise calculation can lead to swift victory at the highest level of chess competition, with complete game notation provided for further study.