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43... Nc5
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(?) Black exchanges this defending piece and loses a pawn. |
 
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44. Ndxc5 bxc5 45. Nxc5
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This knight now has two winning places to go: e6 and d7. |
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45... g4
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!? Another move which I wasn't prepared of, attacking my queen. Looks like it has to move away and Black then has a discovered check ...gxh3+, but again, like before in move 34, the rook doesn't need defence, as the queen-sac-and-rebirth trick is still going on on g7. So I can offer to exchange queens. |
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46. Qxg4 Qxg4+ 47. Kxg4
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Having this clear advantage in material (2 pawns and 2 pieces for a rook), plus a passed pawn on the 7th rank which can't be eliminated without further loss of material, Whites win is ensured. |
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47... Kg7 48. Rxc6
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And Black resigned. |
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