1.e4
c5
2.Nf3
d6
3.d4
cxd4
4.Nxd4
Nf6
5.Nc3
a6
6.Be3
e6
7.g4
e5
8.Nf5
g6
9.g5
gxf5
10.exf5
d5
11.Qf3
d4
12.0-0-0
Nbd7
13.Bd2
Qc7
14.gxf6
dxc3
15.Bxc3
Qc6
16.Qg3
Qxh1
Black grabs the rook, but pays a heavier price
17.Bg2
Bh6+
18.Bd2
[ 18.Kb1??
Qxd1#
]
18...Bxd2+
19.Kxd2
Qxg2
20.Qxg2
Material is roughly equal, but white has a huge lead in space and time.
20...a5
21.f4
The tripled pawns provide a fun picture. F4 pries open the e-file.
21...exf4
22.Qg7
guarding the f6 pawn and preparing Re1-e7.
22...Rf8
23.Re1+
Kd8
24.Re7
Kc7
A mistake, but white was already winning. [ 24...Ra6
25.Rxd7+
Kxd7
26.Qxf8+-
]
25.Qxf8
1-0