Ju Wenjun Misses Win In Game 7 Of Women's World Chess Championship - Chess .com

Ju Wenjun won two pawns but let Lei Tingjie escape in game 7 of the 2023 FIDE Women's World Championship so that Lei retains a 4-3 lead with five games to go.

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