1.e4
e5
2.Nf3
d6
3.Bc4
c6
4.Nc3
Be7
5.d4
Nd7
6.Be3
Ngf6
7.Qe2
Qc7
8.Ng5
0-0
9.f4
b5
10.Bd3
a6
11.0-0
Bb7
12.Rae1
h6
13.Nf3
Ng4
14.Nd1
c5
15.c3
exd4
16.cxd4
Nxe3
17.Nxe3
cxd4
18.Nxd4
Nc5
19.Nef5
Bf6
20.Bb1
Rfe8
21.Qf3
Ne6
22.Nxe6
fxe6
23.Qb3
Kh8
24.Ng3
Bd4+
25.Kh1
Qc4
26.Qd1
Bxb2
27.Qxd6
Rad8
28.Qb6
Rd7
29.Qf2
Bd4
30.Qf3
Rf8
31.Rc1
Qb4
32.Qd3
e5
33.fxe5
Rxf1+
34.Rxf1
Qe7
35.Nf5
Qxe5
36.Rd1
Diagram And black resigned, assuming that white, with three attacks upon the Bd4, would now win a piece. But black has a winning shot. Give it a try! [36.Rd1
Bg1!
Threatening both Qxh2 checkmate and Rxd3. White can resign! 37.Kxg1
Rxd3
38.Bxd3
Bxe4
39.Bxe4
Qxe4
40.Nd4
Qe3+
41.Kf1
Qa3
42.Rd2
Qc1+
43.Ke2
Qg1-+
] 1-0