Orense 1974
1. e4 e5
2. Nf3, Nc6
3. Bb5, Bc5
4. 0-0, Nd4
5. Nxd4, Bxd4
6. c3, Bb6
7. d4, c6
8. Ba4, d6
9. Na3, Bc7
Preparing for b5 eventually.....
10. d5, Bd7
11. dxc6, bxc6
12. Nc4, Qe7
13. f4, Nf6
14. fxe5, dxe5
15. b3 ....
Preparatory to Ba3....
15. .... Bb6+
16. Kh1 ....
Not 16. Nxb6 because White would lose its control over a3.
16. .... Nxe4
17. Ba3, Qe6
18. Qd3, f5
If 18....Nf2+, 19. Rxf2 Bxf2, 20. Nd6+ Kd8, 21. Rf1.. and White attacks the pawn on f7.
19. Rae1, Bc7
20. Rxf5!! Qxf5
21. Rxe4, 0-0-0
22. Nd6+ ....
Now White begins to atack. This Knight fork aims to dislodge the c7 Bishop from its post.
22. .... Bxd6
23. Qa6+, Kc7
If 23....Kb8, then 24. Bxd6+ Ka8, 25. Bxc6+ Bxc6, 26. Qxb6 mate.
24. Qxa7+, Kc8
25. Bb5, Resigns
An ingenious way of dealing with Black's threat of mate at f1. Now, White threatens Ba6 mate. If 25....cxb5, 26. Qa6+ Kc7, 27. Bxd6 mate.
Superb play!
Superb play!
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