With all his pieces well developed, Abdusattorov has achieved equality here.
A mild mistake, allowing the black knight to come to a commanding position in the center of the board now.
With his kingside being slightly weakened, White seems to be in a bit of bother here.
With his rooks occupying the central file, Abdusttorov seems to be enjoyng an obvious advantage here.
Abdusattorov rushes to capture the white pawn, which was not necessary. He could have maneuvered his knight into a good position in the kingside, instead.
Even though Black still enjoys his initiative, White's small material advantage might come in handy in the ensuing defense.
Fedoseev makes a critical blunder, allowing Abdusattorov to conduct a sacrificial mating attack on the white king.
Black sacrifices an exchange to expose the white king and conduct an attack on the weakened white king.
Since it is equal to winning the match, Abdusattorov doesn't mind settling for a draw.
Even though the game wasn't error-free, we enjoyed a good entertainment in the last Armageddon tiebreak game! Abdusattorov played impressively from the opening stage. Achieving equality, he achieved a crucial breakthrough in the center and gained the upper hand. Further weak moves saw Fedoseev even come to the brink of defeat. Needing just a draw in the Armageddon game to win he match, Abdusattorov just repeated moves in the end instead of trying to checkmate the opponent.