1990
1. e4, e6
2. d4, d5
3. Nd2, a6
4. Ngf3, c5
5. exd5, exd5
6. Be2, c4
7. 0-0, Bd6
8. b3, b5
9. a4, Bb7
10. bxc4, bxc4
11. Bxc4! ....
The first in a series of attacks.
11. ..... dxc4
12. Nxc4 ....
This Knight attack on d6 cannot be underestimated. If 12.....Ne7, then 13. Nxd6 Qxd6, 14. Ba3 Qd7, 15. Re1 Ng6, Black would not be able to castle anymore.
12. ..... Be7
13. Re1, Qc7
14. Rb1, Qxc4
15. Rxb7, Nc6
16. Nd2, Qxd4
17. Bb2, Qxa4
18. Re4, Qa2
19. Bxg7, 0-0-0
20. Rb3, Bf6
Black thinks he has solved the problem posed by the g7 Bishop. He is terribly mistaken.
If 21.....Rd7, then 22. Rd3 Ne5, 23. Rxe5 and White wins.
22. Qf4+, Kc8
23. Bxf6, Nxf6
24. Qxf6, Qxc2
25. Qf5+ ....
Black resigns. He will lose his Queen after 25....Rd7, 26. Re8+ Rxe8, 27. Qxc2.
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