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26... Ke7 27. Bf4
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[Threatening Qxd6 and mate to follow.] |
 
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27... Rxc6+ 28. Kd3
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And not d4, restricting White's active bishop. In any White attack, he'll want to advance his King to bring about mate. |
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28... g5
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The intention is to chase White away (with tempo). |
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29. Bxg5
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! This further sacrifice exposes Black's king permanently. White could have considered Be3 instead, leaving him with what looks a winning game [rather than risking a draw]. If I had my time again, I would go with the improving Be3. |
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29... fxg5 30. Qxg5+ Kd7
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?! This is a grave error by Black, as would have been Ke8 [to continue Qf6 Rg8, Qe6 ]. I expected Kf7 or even Ke6, leaving White with some work to do and perhaps even having to accept a draw. |
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31. Qf6
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! Black resigns here. [To continue ..Rg8 Qf7 and winning the rook (and Black's passed pawn, his last hope).] A very dynamic game. |
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