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<div>Magnus Carlsen's former teammate reveals inside details of his World Championship matches: 'It was very tough'</div>
Magnus Carlsen's former teammate reveals inside details of his World Championship matches: 'It was very tough'
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Magnus Carlsen’s former teammate reveals inside details of his World Championship matches: ‘It was very tough’

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Magnus Carlsen was made to sweat hard in the World Championship matches of 2016 and 2018. His second during those matches Jan Gustafsson has now revealed some interesting details about those match.

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