1.d4
d5
2.c4
e6
3.Nf3
Nf6
4.Bg5
Be7
5.e3
Nbd7
6.Nc3
0-0
7.Qc2
b6
8.cxd5
exd5
9.Bd3
Bb7
10.h4
c5
11.0-0-0
cxd4
12.Nxd4
Re8
13.Kb1
a6
14.g4
b5
15.Bxf6
Nxf6
16.g5
Ne4
17.Nxe4
dxe4
18.Bxe4
Bxe4
19.Qxe4
Bxg5
20.Ne6
Qe7
21.hxg5
h6
22.gxh6
Qxe6
23.Qd4
Qe4+
24.Qxe4
Rxe4
25.hxg7
Kxg7
26.Rdg1+
Kf6
27.Rh6+
Ke7
28.Rc1
Ra7
29.Rcc6
a5
30.Ra6
Rxa6
31.Rxa6
a4
32.Rb6
Re5
33.Kc2
Rc5+
34.Kd3
Kd7
35.a3
Rf5
36.f4
Kc7
37.Rh6
Rd5+
38.Kc3
f5
Diagram White has an extra pawn, but his king cannot reach the queenside and the black Rd5 is holding the b- and g-pawns.
39.Re6
With the obvious idea of Re5, either exchanging the rooks or winning a second pawn.
39...Kd7
40.Re5
Rxe5
41.fxe5
Ke7
[41...Ke6
42.Kd4
wins easily because white will gain access to the d5-square]
42.Kd3
nicely played. Now on ...Ke6 Kd4 wins easily.
42...Kd7
43.e4!
f4
[43...fxe4+
44.Kxe4
with an easy win.]
44.Ke2
Ke6
45.Kf2
[45.Kf3??
Kxe5-+
]
45...Kxe5
[45...Ke7
46.Kf3
Kd7
47.Kxf4
Ke6
48.Ke3+-
]
46.Kf3
1-0