Tilburg, 1981
1. e4, c6
2. d4, d5
3. Nc3, dxe4
4. Nxe4, Bf5
5. Ng3, Bg6
6. h4, h6
7. Nf3, Nd7
8. h5, Bh7
9. Bd3, Bxd3
10. Qxd3, Ngf6
11. Bf4, e6
12. 0-0-0, Be7
13. Ne5, a5
14. Rhe1, a4
15. Ng6! ....
White intends to break open Black's defenses. The sacrifice is necessary.
15. .... Nd5
If 15....fxg6, 16. Qxg6+ Kf8, 17. Rxe6 with a good game for White.
16. Nf5!! ....
16. .... Bf8
If 16.....fxg6, then 17. Nxg7+ Kf8 (if 17....Kf7, 18. Qxg6+!!), 18. Nxe6+ and Black loses his Queen.
If 16.....exf5, then 17. Nxe7 Nxf4 (if 17.....Nxe7, then 18. Bd6), 18. Nxc6+ Kf8, 19. Qa3+ and Black loses his Queen.
17. Bd6!! ....
The Bishop could not be taken because of the threat Nxg7 mate or Nxd6 mate.
17. .... Rg8
If 17. .... fxg6, then 18. Nxg7+ Bxg7, 19. Qxg6 mate.
18. c4, Nb4
19. Qh3, fxg6
20. Rxe6+, Kf7
21. hxg6+, Kxe6
22. Re1+, Ne5
If 22.....Kf6, then 23. Nxh6 gxh6, 24. Re6+ Kg5, 25. e4 mate.
23. Bxe5, Resigns
White threatens 24. Nxh6+ Ke7, 25. Nxg8+ Ke8, 26. Bd6+ and White wins.
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