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17... Bxe3 18. Qxf6 gxf6 19. Bxe3
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So now the smoke has cleared and the white's sacrifice on move 15 resulted in losing the exchange. But with a piece behind it was worth trying. |
 
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19... b6 20. b4 Bxa4
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Black can try this because of white's weak first rank (the rook can not leave because of mate). |
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21. g3
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This is not the right way to free the rook. As will be clear later, f3 or h3 (or h4) would have been better. |
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21... Bc6 22. h4
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And this does not help either. f4 was the lesser evil. |
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22... Be4 23. c4 Rd3 24. Rxa7
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But unfortunately white's rook still can not leave the first rank. |
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24... Rd1+
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Finis! |
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25. Kh2
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The solution to the problem on move 12:
Black exchanges bishops first, then takes the pawn on d3 with the knight.
The queen can not take the knight because of Bh2 winning the queen. |
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25... Rh1#
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