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36... Rxf3
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If White takes the rook, he loses the queen to a knight fork. |
 
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37. Qc5 Rff8 38. Qc1 g5
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I should have played 38...Rxf2, with the same basic idea as 36...Rxf3. This time, the knight fork is on d3. |
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39. Nh5+ Kf7
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I didn't want to move it to h7 as it would be vulnerable to a queen check, and I didn't want to move it to h8 as a later Rxh6 could be check. |
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40. Qb1 Rfh8
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Black has more than enough material to defend any threats the Queen can make. The queen may be powerful, but without support cannot take down an entire army of pieces. |
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41. f4 Nxd4
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Black's pieces flood in toward the king. There is no time to waste - White is trying a desperate counterattack of his own down the f-file. |
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42. fxg5 Rc2+ 43. Kf1 Nf3
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This is the end - White will lose his queen. |
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44. Qa1 Nd2+ 45. Ke1
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White could resign here. After Kg1, Black has his choice of winning moves such as Nf3 and Bb6 . |
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45... Nd3+ 46. Kd1 Rc1+
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White finally threw in the towel here. |
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