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14. e5
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Now I had enough attack to push the pon forward |
 
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14... Ng4 15. Qe2
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Defending the bishop |
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15... dxe5
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Exchanging pons |
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16. fxe5
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Exchanging pons |
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16... Nxe3
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My opponent didn't take the e5 pon because it would be the same equal exchange. 16...Nxe5 17. Nxe5 Bxe5 18. Bxa7. Maybe next he would take the c3 with a check and still keep the won pon but he would have almost no pieces around his king to defend. |
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17. Qxe3
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I take the knight |
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17... Qc7
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Forces me to keep my queen and defend the pon on e5 |
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18. O-O
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Not much to do else in that position |
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18... Rad8
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At that time black was preparing to attack by alining the rooks of the d line. |
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19. Rad1
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I did the same |
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19... Rd7 20. Rd2 Rfd8 21. a3
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At that time I didn't think it was ergent to defend the bishop so I just didn't move my second rook. |
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21... Rd7d5
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Attacks the pawn and soon wins it. |
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22. Re1
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Still defending the pawn |
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22... Qd7
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Let's go of the pawn and attacks for the bishop |
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23. Red1
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Forced to defend |
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23... h5 24. Qxa7
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I didn't see that pawn at first and hezitated wheter to take it or not but I remebered that for sure I am going to lose the pawn on e5 so I kind of had no choice if I wanted to win this game. |
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24... Qc7 25. Qe3
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Black is not in the hurry to take the pawn because they have it gurenteed to win it. |
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25... c5 26. Bc4
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Black is getting ready for a big attack so I didn't want to let it happen. I was forced to move my bishop and exchange the rooks. |
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26... Rd5xd2
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Exchanging rooks |
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27. Rxd2
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Exchanging rooks |
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