1.d4
Nf6
2.Nf3
e6
3.g3
b6
4.Bg2
Bb7
5.0-0
d6
6.c4
Nbd7
7.Nc3
Ne4
8.Nxe4
Bxe4
9.d5
exd5
10.cxd5
I don't know this opening well, but I was feeling very happy with my position at this point.
10...Nf6
11.Nd4
Bxg2
12.Kxg2
Qd7
13.Qd3
The pawn on d5 is untouchable, of course.
13...Be7
14.Nc6
0-0
15.b3
Rfe8
16.Bb2
Ng4
17.Nxe7+
Rxe7
18.Rac1
f6
19.Rc2
Qe8
20.Rfc1
Qf7
21.e4
h5
22.f3
Nh6
23.Qa6
I was unsure about this, and concerned about the tactics Black can generate against my king. Better is 23.Rc4. However, I decided to go for the QBP and see what happened.
23...f5
24.Qb7
fxe4
Reckless. Presumably, he did not even consider the Queen sac. [24...Rae8
25.Rxc7
fxe4
26.fxe4
Rf8
27.Bd4
Qf3+
28.Kg1
Rxc7
29.Qxc7
Nf7
And Black has the advantage.]
25.Qxa8+
Re8
26.Qxe8+
Qxe8
27.Rxc7
The dual threat of Rxg7 and Rc8 wins. The end can only be delayed a few moves.
27...exf3+
28.Kxf3
Qf8+
29.Kg2
Nf7
30.Rc8
Nd8
31.R1c7
Qe8
32.Rxg7+
Kf8
33.Kf3
1-0