1.d4Nf62.Nf3e63.g3b54.Bg2Bb75.O-OBe76.c4bxc47.Qa4O-O8.Qxc4d59.Qb3Ba610.Nc3Nbd711.Qa4Bb712.b4Nb613.Qb3a514.bxa5Rxa515.Ne5?!...15.a4Nfd716.Bd2Ra717.Nb5Ra618.Bf4c519.Rfb1∞15....Nfd716.Nd3Ba6White's knight is not actually preventing ... c7-c5 from d3,
even though this is a typical rerouting in this opening. Here, Black's
queenside pieces are just harmonious and manage to stay out of each others'
way despite an apparent shortage of squares.17.Qc2?!...17.a4was
essential to restrict Black's pieces.17....c518.dxc5Nxc519.Nb4Bb720.Rb1Qc721.Rd1Rc822.a3?...Overlooking the threat on the pinned knight!22.Bd2was more prophylactic.22....Ncd723.Rb3Bf624.Bd2Rc5Such
harmony!25.Nd3Rc426.Rc1d4This effectively ends the game.27.Nb5Rxc228.Nxc7Rxc1+29.Bxc1Bxg230.Kxg2Rxc7Black is up a piece.31.Bf4Rc332.Rb5Rxa333.Nc5h634.Bd6Ra235.Kf3Nxc536.Rxb6Na437.Rb8+Kh738.Rb7Kg639.h4h540.Rb1Rxe241.Bb4Rb20-1 Black wins.0-1