Understanding Nepo's French Winawer

GM Vidit Gujrathi speaks about the very interesting battle in the third round of the Candidates 2020 between Kirill Alekseenko and Ian Nepomniachtchi. When Alekseenko opened with 1.e4 Nepo played the French! And it led to an exciting game. GM Vidit Gujrathi analyzes it in this video.
Video: Vidit Gujrathi
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[@Guicciardini-q8t]

The series of videos with GM Vidit are just incredible. Thanks so much for doing them.

[@smith_und]

I play the Winawer with both colors and this was a very instructive and helpful video, thanks for the upload!

[@MordimersChessChannel]

I am glad not only me didn't understand Nepo at press difference. But after Bxg6 he missed h5 (Alekseenko had his 3 seconds to talk and he mentioned h5)... haha... funny conference

[@bartlomiejpazderski1946]

Could you be so kind to fix the Vidit microphone since his voice is not really clear at all, by the way you are making an incredibly good job!

[@kingmtv2857]

Was Ivanchuk the opponent, in the Kasparov game Vidit was referring to?