How to solve a fourteen move pawn chess endgame

Join Grandmaster Alexandra Kosteniuk as she teaches you how to play a game of chess in this chess video tutorial.

This chess position is a nice Pawn endgame study by Nikolay Grigoriev, whose deep investigations of both the artistic and the practical aspects of Pawn endgames forms the basis of the modern theory of Pawn chess endgames.

Train your chess concentration skills by finding the forced 14-move line that wins for White. This Pawn endgame chess study by Grigoriev in 1930 will be sure to cause you headaches in the future, so learn it now, so you will be able to solve a fourteen move pawn chess endgame when you need to.

LEVEL: Difficult
CATEGORY: Study