08/11/2021 – Magnus Carlsen se está preparando para el duelo con Ian Nepomniachtchi para defender su título de Campeón del Mundo de ajedrez. Pero eso no significa que encuentra también un momento para otras cosas que le parecen importantes. El miércoles pasado, Carlsen visitó el partido de fútobl entre el BVB Dortmund vs. el Ajax Ámsterdam. | Foto: Magnus Carlsen
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El miércoles pasado, 3 de noviembre de 2021, se llevó a cabo el partido de fútbol entre el Ajax Ámsterdam y el Dortmund, dentro del marco de la fase clasificatoria de la Champions League.
Desde el punto de vista de los anfitriones, el Dortmund, el partido no estaba mal. Pero el árbitro sacó la tarjeta roja contra Mats Hummels, una decisión dudosa y por lo tanto el Dortmund iba con desventaja y finalmente perdió el partido.
Uno de los espectadores del partido en el Estadio de Westfalia, en Dortmund fue el Campeón del Mundo, Magnus Carlsen. Había acudido a Dortmund junto con su compatriota Erling Haaland, uno de los mejores delanteros del mundo de la actualidad. Haaland está lesionado y de momento no puede jugar.
Hasta el medio tiempo el mundo aún estaba en orden desde el punto de vista del Dortmund:
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