1.e4
c5
2.Nf3
Nc6
3.Bb5
g6
4.Bxc6
dxc6
5.d3
Bg7
6.h3
Nh6
7.Nc3
f6
8.Be3
b6
9.Qd2
Nf7
10.0-0-0
e5
11.Ng1
Be6
12.Kb1
Qe7
13.f4
0-0-0
14.Nf3
exf4
15.Bxf4
Rhe8
16.Rhe1
Kb7
[16...Qb7
17.Bh2
Qa6
18.Qf4
Ne5
19.Nxe5
fxe5
20.Qh4
b5
21.Qxh7
b4
22.Na4
Bxa2+
23.Kxa2
Qxa4+
24.Kb1
b3
25.cxb3
Qxb3
26.Qxg6
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17.Qf2
Qd7
18.g4
Qc8
19.Ne2
Ka8
20.Bc1
Nd6
21.b3
Bg8
22.Bb2
Rd7
23.Ng3
Kb7
24.Rd2
Qd8
25.a4
Bh6
26.Rde2
26...c4!
Well seen after which Black takes the upperhand.
27.g5
[The pawn cannot be taken since doing so runs into 27.dxc4
Nxc4!
28.bxc4
Rd1+
29.Bc1
(White actually gets mated if he takes with 29.Rxd1
Qxd1+
30.Ka2
Bxc4+
31.Ka3
Bf8+
) 29...Bxc1
30.Rxd1
Qxd1
31.Re1
Be3+
32.Rxd1
Bxf2
and the shattered pawn structure combined with the bishop pair should make for easy pickings.]
27...cxd3?!
Belous misses a step and the edge swings back to White. The tension for this last round game had to be enormous! [27...fxg5!
28.dxc4
Rf8
29.e5
Nxc4
30.bxc4
g4!
and he would have the same tactical motif as in the line above with 31.hxg4
Rd1+
etc.]
28.Bxf6
Qc7
29.cxd3
Bf8
30.Ne5
Bxb3
31.Nxd7
Qxd7
32.Rb2?!
[32.Re3!
]
32...Bxa4
33.Ne2
33...Nb5!
White's homeless king just has to be fatal.
34.Qf3
Ba3
35.Ra2
Qd6
36.Ka1
Bb3
37.Rb1
Bxa2
38.Kxa2
Qc5
39.Ka1
Qc2
40.Bb2
Rf8
41.Bf6
Qa4
42.Rf1
Bc1+
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