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21. Ba5
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Attacking my rook. |
 
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21... b6
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I block the attack. |
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22. Bb4
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The bishop drops back again. |
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22... h6
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I am preparing g7-g5 again! |
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23. e4
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But she responds with this excellent attack. |
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23... Bb3
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So I attack her a pawn. |
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24. a5
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She moves it. |
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24... Ba4
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and I protect c6 again. |
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25. Rxc6
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This is a dreadful move, just throwing away a rook for no reason. PMCA prefers 25. Qg3, although I like Qc2 hitting a2. |
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25... Bxc6
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So I take. White is still winning, she is one point up, and has a lovely strong pawn centre. |
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26. d5
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White opens up the position. This could have led to a wining attack. |
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26... exd5
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So I take. |
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27. e5
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She advances. If she had played e4-e5 earlier, my knight could have moved to the lovely square of d5, but now I have a pawn on that square, my knight has to retreat. |
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27... Nh7
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So I retreat. |
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28. Nf5
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Her knight moves into a dangerous attacking position, threatening Ne7 check, which also attacks the Bc6. |
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28... Nc5
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So I block the bishop's diagonal, so that Ne2 check can just be met with Re8xe7. |
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29. Nxh6+
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This mistake throws away white's advantage. 29. Qg4 Ng5 30. f4 Nge6 31. Nxh6+ Kf8 32. Nf5 Kg8 33. Ra1 Bd7 34. Nd6 bxa5 35. Nxe8 axb4 36. Nf6+ Kf8 37. Nxd5 is a winning line for white according to PMCA.
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29... gxh6
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So I take back. PMCA says it is level now. |
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30. Qg4+
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She throws in a check. |
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30... Kh8
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My king finds sanctuary in the corner. |
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(2222)