1.e4
c5
2.Nf3
d6
3.Bb5+
Nd7
4.d4
a6
5.Bxd7+
Bxd7
6.dxc5
dxc5
7.Nc3
e6
8.Bf4
Ne7
9.Ne5
Ng6
10.Qh5
Nxe5?!
[Although Carlsen won with 10...Bc6
it wasn't as a result of the opening, which merely equalized. 11.Bg3
Nxe5
12.Bxe5
c4
13.0-0
Qa5
14.Qg5
h6
15.Qg3
f6
16.Qg6+
Ke7
17.Bf4
Be8
18.Qg3
Kf7
19.Rad1
Bc6
20.Rd2
e5
21.Be3
Bb4
22.f4
Rhe8
23.f5
Bc5
24.Rfd1
Rad8
25.Rxd8
Bxe3+
26.Qxe3
Rxd8
27.Rxd8
Qxd8
28.Kf2
Qd6
29.a3
a5
30.Kf3
Kg8
31.g3
b5
32.Ke2
b4
33.axb4
axb4
34.Nd1
Ba4
35.b3
cxb3
36.cxb3
Qa6+
37.Kd2
Bb5
38.Qc5
Qa2+
39.Qc2
Qa7
40.Qc8+
Kh7
41.Kc1
Qa1+
42.Kc2
Qd4
0-1 (42) Ni Hua (2665)-Carlsen,M (2801)/London 2009/CBM 134/[Ftacnik]]
11.Bxe5
h6
12.h4
Forced to prevent Qg5, which would allow Black to equalize. As it stands, Black has trouble with his kingside and castling now.
12...Bc6
13.Rd1
Qa5
14.0-0
c4
15.Nd5!
Energetic and strong. Black will not be able to keep the piece, and his king is in serious jeopardy to boot.
15...exd5
16.exd5
Bd7
17.Bc3
Bb4
[The alternative 17...Qc5
causes no end of headaches after 18.Rfe1+
Kd8
(18...Be7
19.Rxe7+
Qxe7
20.d6
Qe4
(20...Qf8
21.Qe5+
Kd8
22.Ba5+
Kc8
23.Qc5+
Bc6
24.d7+
Kb8
25.Bb6
Qxc5
26.d8Q+
) 21.Re1
) 19.Qxf7
Bd6
20.Bd4
Qb5
21.Re6
Bxe6
22.dxe6
]
18.Bxg7
0-0-0
19.Bxh8
Rxh8
20.Qxf7
Rf8
21.Qg7
Qd8
22.Rd4
Bd6
23.Qxh6
Black is way behind and unless he manages to mate Gawain, the 3-0 majority on the kingside will decide it.
23...Rf6
24.Qg5
b5
25.b3
Qh8
26.Re4
Rf5
27.Qe3
cxb3
28.Qb6!
[28.cxb3
Kb7
]
28...Qf6
[28...Rxd5
29.Qxa6+
Kb8
30.Qb6+
Kc8
31.c4!
]
29.Qxa6+
Kb8
30.Re6!
Bh2+
[30...Bxe6
31.Qxd6+
Kb7
32.Qc6+
Ka7
33.dxe6
bxa2
34.Qd7+
Ka6
35.e7
a1Q
36.Qd6+
Qxd6
37.Rxa1+
Kb6
38.e8Q+-
]
31.Kxh2
Qxh4+
32.Kg1
Bxe6
33.Qb6+
Ka8
34.axb3
1-0