1.d4
Nf6
2.c4
c5
3.d5
b5
4.cxb5
a6
5.Nc3
axb5
6.e4
b4
7.Nb5
d6
8.Bc4
Nbd7
9.Nf3
Nb6
10.Bd3
better than Qe2 in the previous game
10...g6
again with the idea of Bg7 and 0-0
11.b3
Bg7
12.Bb2
white guards against c5-c4 and counters on the long diagonal
12...0-0
13.0-0
Ba6
14.a4
Here's white counter to pressure on the Nb5
14...bxa3
15.Nxa3
Bxd3
16.Qxd3
Qd7
But white is left with an isolated b-pawn
17.Nd2
heading to c4
17...Rfb8
18.Ndc4
Nxc4
19.Nxc4
[19.bxc4??
Rxb2
]
19...Qb5
applying pressure to the b-pawn
20.f3
h5
[20...Qxb3??
21.Qxb3+-
]
21.Rxa8
Rxa8
22.Ra1
Rb8
23.Ra3
h4
24.Qd1
Idea Qa1 would be fine for white
24...Qb4
25.Qd2??
Diagram A nervous reaction to the black queen on the b4-entry square. Qa1 would leave the Qb4 with no further entry squares
25...Qxd2
26.Nxd2
Nxe4!
27.Bxg7
[27.fxe4
Bxb2-+
; 27.Nxe4
Bxb2-+
]
27...Nxd2
With threats against the Bg7 and the b-pawn
28.Bh6
Nxb3
[28...Rxb3?
29.Ra8+
Kh7
30.Bxd2
]
29.Bg5
c4
passed pawns are meant to be pushed
30.Bxe7
c3
31.Ra2
Rc8
or Nd4
32.Bxd6
c2-+
33.Bf4
c1Q+
34.Bxc1
Rxc1+
35.Kf2
Rd1
36.Ra8+
Kg7
37.Rd8
Nd4
38.Ke3
Nf5+
white can resign. The d-pawn cannot advance and the Nf5 is safe from attack
39.Ke4
Kf6
40.f4
Rd4+
41.Kf3
Ke7
The d-pawn falls 0-1