Moscow 1988
1. c4, Nf6
2. Nc3, e5
3. Nf3, Nc6
Not 3....e4 because White replies 4. Ng4 Qe7, 5. Qc2... and White takes the pawn.
4. g3, Bb4
5. Bg2, 0-0
6. 0-0, e4
7. Ng5, Bxc3
8. bxc3, Re8
9. f3, exf3
10. Nxf3, d5
11. d4, Ne4
12. Qc2, dxc4
13. Rb1, f5
14. g4, Qe7
If 14....fxg4 White replies 15. Ne5 Nxe5, 16. Qxe4!....
15. gxf5, Nd6
16. Ng5, Qxe2
17. Bd5+, Kh8
18. Qxe2, Rxe2
19. Bf4, Nd8
20. Bxd6, cxd6
21. Rbe1, Rxe1
22. Rxe1, Bd7
23. Re7, Bc6
24. f6, Resigns
If 24....gxf6, then White mates next move by 25. Rxh7.
If 24....Bxd5, then 25. Re8+ Bg8, 26. f7 Nxf7, 27. Nxf7 mate. Superb play!
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