Alireza Firouzja continued his impressive performance at the Norway Chess super-tournament, achieving a perfect score of 6/6 with a decisive victory over Praggnanandhaa Rameshbabu. This win solidified his lead by 3.5 points over competitors Wesley So and Gukesh Dommaraju. In the classical game, Firouzja capitalized on Pragg's missteps, particularly in an endgame scenario, to secure the full 3 points. Meanwhile, Magnus Carlsen, despite having winning chances against Vincent Keymer, had to settle for a draw in their classical match but later triumphed in the Armageddon tiebreaker. Wesley So also managed to win his Armageddon match after drawing his classical game against Gukesh. As the tournament progresses, Firouzja's upcoming match against Gukesh will be crucial, marking his first game without the advantage of playing with white pieces. Firouzja's recent performance has also allowed him to re-enter the top ten in the live ratings list.