1.c4
Nf6
2.Nc3
g6
3.g3
Bg7
4.Bg2
0-0
5.Nf3
c5
6.0-0
Nc6
7.d4
d6
8.dxc5
dxc5
9.Be3
Nd7
10.Qc1
Nd4
11.Rd1
e5
12.Bh6
Qa5
13.Bxg7
Kxg7
14.Kh1
Rb8
15.Nd2
a6
16.e3
Ne6
17.a4
h5
18.h4
f5
19.Nd5
Kh7
20.b3
Rf7
21.Nf3
Qd8
22.Qc3
Qh8
23.e4
fxe4
24.Nd2
Qg7
25.Nxe4
Diagram White has achieved overwhelming superiority. Great outposts on e4 and d5 for the knights, command over the only open file, and a solid eye on the only two pawn weaknesses (f2 and b3). By contrast, Black's in a mess. The d6-entry square, the miserable Rb8, and how about that Bc8?
25...Kh8
26.Rd2
Rf8
27.a5
Now the backward b-pawn is fixed.
27...Nd4
But Black has one active piece!
28.b4
cxb4
29.Qxb4
White's queen enters the position. How about that d6 entry square!
29...Nf5
30.Rad1
Doubling on the open file.
30...Nd4
Black is reduced to shuttling the active knight between d4 and f5.
31.Re1
Nc6
32.Qa3
Nd4
33.Rb2
With the black knight on d4, white switches the rooks to the b-file.
33...Nc6
34.Reb1
Nd4
35.Qd6
Now Nb6 and Rb6 should decide.
35...Nf5
Diagram
36.Ng5??
Foiled by Black's only active piece!
36...Nxd6
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