1.Nf3
Nf6
2.g3
e6
3.Bg2
Nc6
(oops..the c pawn should be left free to counteract White's centre)
4.0-0
Bc5
(I shouldn't have let my Bishop be chased back with gain of tempo for White)
5.d4
Bb6
6.c4
d6
7.Nc3
0-0
8.h3
Re8
9.e4
(White's centre is overwhelming and forces Black to retreat)
a6
(Black is forced to make another retreat square for the Bishop. 9...e5 counteracts.
When cramped play for exchanges)
10.Be3
Ba7
11.Re1
Rb8
12.Qc2
b5
Black tries to break out of the bind. Unfortunately the c6 Knight is now exposed to
attacks from the White Q and B. Instead, e5?!)
13.cxb5
axb5
14.Rad1
(14...b4 keeps Black in the game)
h6
15.e5
Nd7
(15....Nb4 16.Qe2 Nfd5+-)
16.a3
d5
(?)
17.Nxd5
(double oops...)
Bb7
18.Nf4
Nb6
19.Nh5
Ne7
20.Bxh6
(White is beginning to focus on the Black Kingside)
Nf5
(20...gx6 21.Nf6+ Kf8 22.Qh7 Ned5 23.Qxh6+ Ke7+-)
21.Bxg7
Nxg7
22.Nf6+
Kf8
23.Ng5
Nc8
(23...Nf5 stops the Queen penetration for a time but the result is inevitable now)
24.Qh7
Bxg2
25.Qg8+
1-0