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24 Rbd1!. The idea is to exploit the vis-a-vis against the Queen and bring the rook into the game. This quiet move works because Black is tied up ( Ne6 is stuck to protect against mate on g7). The game continued then 24 Rbd1 Qb7 to reach the next position
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25 Rd4 is how Sandipan continued. The idea is to follow up with rook giving check and then Qf6+ quickly leads to mate. Tiviakov defended with 25 ..Ne4. Logically, Sandipan increased the pressure by the sacrifice 26 Ree4! de4 27 Qf6! and then reach the following:
Exercise Position after 27 Qf6!
Black played ..Qc7 in the position above.
Why did this move (as any other for that matter) lose immediately ?
Here, Black is to play but all his pieces are uncoordinated and unable to cope with the threats. Black played 27..Qc7 above. Can you find how White finished up this magnificent attack ? The answer is as follows:
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28 Nh6 + Kf8
29 Qh8+ Ke7
30 Nf5#
Final position
Impressive, isn't it ?
1 comment:
very impressive indeed, after FF, Sandipan is my new idol
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