1.d4
Nf6
2.c4
e6
3.Nf3
d5
4.Nc3
Bb4
5.g3
dxc4
6.Bg2
0-0
7.0-0
Nc6
8.a3
Be7
9.e4
Na5
10.Be3
c5
11.dxc5
Nd7
12.Qe2
Bxc5
13.Rad1
Bxe3
14.Qxe3
Qb6
15.Qe2
Nc5
16.Ne5
Qa6
17.Qh5
f6
18.Rd8!!
Korobov is a player capable of great brilliancies, however he also tends to be a bit of a hit-and-miss, possibly due to an excessive desire for that flashy win. This move is definitely one of the "hits".
18...fxe5
[18...Rxd8
19.Qf7+
Kh8
20.Qe7
It might seem as if White is just winning back the rook here, but it goes deeper, since after 20...Bd7
21.Nf7+
Kg8
22.Nxd8
h6
23.e5!
White's attack is winning.]
19.Rxf8+
Kxf8
20.f4
Ke7
21.fxe5?!
Not the most precise, though the Italian will eventually buckle under the pressure. [21.Qxe5
Nd3
22.Qxg7+
Ke8
23.Bf3!
with the idea of Bh5+ not to mention avoid problems from Qb6+ Kh1 Nf2+. 23...Kd8
24.f5!
and the attack will break through.]
21...Kd8
22.Qg5+
Kc7
23.Qe7+
Nd7
24.Kh1
Kb8
25.Bh3
Qc6
26.Bxe6
a6
27.Rf7
Nb6
28.Bd5
Nxd5
29.exd5
Qb6
30.e6
Ka7
31.Qb4!
Anton offers to exchange queens since the knight will be forced to move, and the kingside pawns are sitting ducks.
31...Qxb4
32.axb4
Nb3
33.Rxg7
Nd4
34.Rxh7
The rook is gobbling pawns quicker than Pacman.
34...Nxe6
35.dxe6
Bxe6
36.Kg1
Rd8
37.Re7
Bh3
38.Kf2
Rd6
39.Re4
Rd2+
40.Re2
Rd6
41.Ke3
Re6+
42.Kf4
Rf6+
43.Ke5
Re6+
44.Kd4
Rd6+
45.Nd5
Be6
46.Re5
b6
47.h4
Kb7
48.Ke4
Kc6
49.Nf4
Bg4
50.Rd5
Rf6
51.h5
b5
52.Rg5
Bd1
53.Rg6
Bc2+
54.Ke5
Rxg6
55.hxg6
1-0