we have the rare fianchetto variation against the sicilian najdorf opening

a surprising push in the center, generally not preferred in this position.

Black typically aims to expand on the queenside here, to create counterpaly in the center later on

Black has achieved equality here. White's fianchetto bishop is not a strength in this position. Black's play in the semi-open bisho file in the queenside compensates for his mild lack of space in the position.

With active counterplay, Navara has captured the initiative here. Black has play both on the queenside and in the center. White's lack of targets to play in the black position is his main problem here.

black has won a pawn, which means he has a clear advantage here

!!GREAT MOVE!!

Black has a huge advantage here, as his light-colored bishop paralyzes the white rook, and thus create a huge advantage in the position.

??BLUNDER??

Navara surprisingly blunders away his huge asset - the advanced passed pawn. Though he still has a material advantage with an extra pawn, it is no more a dominating position for him

Now it remains to be seen if Black's remaining advantage is enough for him to convert into a win.

The play has not been perfect in the past few moves, as both the players are below half a minute on their clocks.

!!GREAT MOVE!!

With exchange of the rooks, Navara reaches an endgame with bishops of the same colour, which should be good enough for him to win.

Faced with two passed pawns running on effortlessly, Atlas resigns!