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(1) Svidler,P (2722) - Malakhov,V (2712) [C67]
63rd ch-RUS Moscow RUS (6), 16.12.2010
1.e4
e5
2.Nf3
Nc6
3.Bb5
Nf6
4.0-0
Nxe4
5.d4
Be7
6.Qe2
Nd6
7.Bxc6
bxc6
8.dxe5
Nb7
9.c4
0-0
10.Nc3
f6
11.Re1
fxe5
12.Qxe5
Bf6
13.Qh5
[13.Qg3
Nc5
14.Bg5
Nd3
15.Re3
Nxb2
16.Rae1
Bxg5
17.Nxg5
Qf6
18.Rf3
Qd8
19.Nce4
Ba6
20.Nxh7
Rxf3
21.gxf3
Kxh7
22.Ng5+
Kg8
23.Qh4
Bxc4
24.Qh7+
Kf8
25.Re5
Be6
26.Qh8+
Ke7
27.Qxg7+
Kd6
28.Ne4#
1-0 Adams,M (2723)-Howell,D (2611)/London 2010/CB49_2010] 13...g6
14.Qh6
Bg7
15.Qh3
d6
16.Qg3
Qd7
17.h3
Nc5
18.Qh4
Ne6
19.Ng5
Nxg5
20.Bxg5
Rf7
21.Ne4
Suddenly the black squares around the king aren't looking quite so healthy. The queen on d7, preventing the bishop from joining on the kingside, is also an inconvenience. 21...Bb7
22.c5!
Making sure the bishop won't play on the queenside either. 22...Raf8
23.cxd6
cxd6
24.Rad1
24...c5
[The alternative 24...d5
would also lose material after 25.Nc5
Qf5
26.Ne6
Qxf2+
27.Qxf2
Rxf2
28.Nxf8
Rxf8
29.Re7
] 25.Nxd6
Rxf2
26.Qxf2
Rxf2
27.Kxf2
Bf8
28.Re8
Qg7
29.Kg1!
[29.Nxb7?
Qf7+
30.Kg1
Qxe8
] 29...Bc6
30.Rc8
h6
31.Rxc6?
[31.Bf4!
] 31...hxg5
32.Ne4
Qe5
33.Nf6+
Kh8
34.Ng4
Qe8
35.Rc7
Bg7
36.Rxc5
Qb8
37.Kh1
Qxb2
38.Rc8+
Kh7
39.Rd7
Qb1+
40.Kh2
Qb6
41.Rf8!
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Threatening mate with 42.Nf6+
Kh6
43.Rh8+
Bxh8
44.Rh7#
1-0
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