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22... Ng5
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An unfortunate move in that it prevents f7-f6 from play because of the bishop pin that is enabled. The knight lacks any good targets from here, but there are not really any better moves to be found. |
 
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23. Rf1
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Adding a 3rd piece to the attack on f7, while casually offering the decoy pawn h3, which is not really expected to be taken, but provides a nice distraction to the opponents calculations. Also using a half open file. |
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23... Ne6
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Capping the north-east bishop line to f7. |
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24. Nf5
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The best move for a knight, a fork! |
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24... Bg5
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It only appears good at 1 ply, but the protective move can be refuted. |
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25. h4
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The bishop is attacked! |
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25... f6
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Black counter attacks, but the depletion of cover is felt under the pressing swarm of white pieces. |
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26. Bd6
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The rook is attacked, while the bishop avoids harm, while a second attack remains at g5 on the bishop! |
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26... Rfc8
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Black counter attacks, but the move leaves an unguarded weakness - seen on the next move. |
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27. Ne7+
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Another fork, with the strong effect of check! |
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27... Kf7 28. Nxc8
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A gain of material. It looks like the bishop at g5 will get away after Ra8xc8 because of the attack on the c4 bishop, but there is a rejoinder lurking. |
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28... Bxh4+
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Black pulls a sneaky and checks white who is taken by surprise because of not considering this response in calculations. |
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29. Bg3
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Blocking the check while counter attacking the undefended bishop! |
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29... Rxc8
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Now the bishop must move. |
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30. Bxe6+
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The check is forcing and will not allow the h4 bishop to escape capture! |
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30... Bxe6 31. Bxh4
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Capturing, but also setting up Rf1xf6+. |
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31... Rxc2
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A good place for a rook normally, but there is a matter of defense that has been overlooked. |
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32. Rxf6+
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The problem of where to move is compounded by the move Kf7-e7 allows a revealed check when the rook moves, and the attempt of Kf7-e7, Rf6xh6+, Ke7-d7 or d6 is met by Ra1-d1+ and it gets worse from there. |
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32... Kg7
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A reluctant choice. |
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33. Rxe6 Rc6
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Offering a trade, possibly in hopes of somehow achieving a draw. |
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