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29... Rc2 30. c4 Rb2 31. b5 Be5
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Threatening a nasty discovery |
 
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32. Ra3 Bd4
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A quiet but very powerful move. The bishop is pinned now as if it moves it will be mate. The king can't move because of the bishop. |
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33. a6 e5
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Ignoring Whites pawn play. The threat now is e4 and the king has to move and the pawn falls.
White is in a lot of trouble here, he needs to try and liquidate the position but Blacks control is too much.
34. axb Kxb
35. bxc Kxc is fairly best for him hard to suggest anything else. However if he follows up with 36. Ra6 expecting Kb7 when he can play 37.Rd6 surviving he would face diasaster with 36...kc7 when he has no checks and no way to meet 37....e4
All of which led to white resigning here |
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