W. Unzicker - M. Botvinnik, Chess Olympiad Amsterdam 1954
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48.h4 f5 49.g3 Kf8 50.Rd7 e5 51.Kg2 Kg8 52.h5 Ra5 53.h6 Rb5 54.Rg7+ Kh8 55.Re7 Ra5 56.Kf3 Rd5 57.g4 e4+ 58.dxe4 fxg4+ 59.Ke2 d3+ 60.Kd2 Rd4 61.Re8+ Kh7 62.Re6 Ra4 63.Kxd3 Ra3+ 64.Ke2 Rf3 65.e5 Rf5 66.Ke1 Rf4 67.Rf6 Re4+ 68.Kf1 Rxe5 69.Kg2 Ra5 70.Kg3 Rg5 71.Kh4 Rg8 72.Kh5 g3 ½–½ - Start an analysis engine:
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Unzicker,W | - | Botvinnik,M | - | ½–½ | 1954 | C18 | Olympiad-11 Final A | 9 |
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In the end Botvinnik escaped into a draw. But where did Unzicker miss the win? Or is the position after 48.h4 really drawn though Black's king is cut off along the seventh and Black is a clear pawn down?
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