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15. Nxf5
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15. Nxf5 Black needed to capture Knight with 15.... exf5 unfortunately..... |
 
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15... Qxd1
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15.....Qxd1 this allowed ...... |
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16. Nxe7+
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16. Nxe7+ ..... |
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16... Nxe7
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17. Rcxd1
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16...... Nxe7 17. Rcxd1 .... and White has a piece up |
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17... Nf5 18. Rf3 Rac8 19. c5 Nd5
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Damage limitation from Black and attacks pieces and pawns as he is behind
17..... Nf5 18 Rf3 Rac8 19 c5 Nd5 White continues the pawn progress annoying Black's position |
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20. Nxd5 Nh4
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20. Nxd5 .... White happy to exchange and wittle down Black's defence but again Black is his own worst enemy and plays for a higher piece..... Nh4 |
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21. Ne7+
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21. Ne7+ forking King and Rook..... |
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21... Kh8 22. Nxc8 Nxf3+
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21...Kh8 22. Nxc8 Nxf3+ |
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23. Bxf3 Rxc8
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23. Bxf3 Rxc8 |
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24. Bxb7 Rb8 25. c6
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Appropriately, like Whites first five moves, is from a pawn and may have been the deal-breaker for conceding.
24. Bxb7 Rb8 25 c6.....
I hope this was of interest to enthusiasts of both disciplines |
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