Stockfish 17 - analyzes the game of grandmasters: Muzychuk, Anna - Paehtz, Elisabeth
Muzychuk, Anna2516–Paehtz, Elisabeth24241–0D252025 Cyprus FIDE Women's Grand Prix8.3Nicosia, Cyprus23.03.2025Tactical Analysis 6.4 (10s)
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9,71,28,45,38,30,27,96,98,102,33,36,29,49,22,23,11,10,9,7,9,26,8,8,7,9,8,12,6,16,0,0,-26,16,20,15,17,13,16,70,9,154,150,141,149,189,189,174,184,376,319,373,361,373,349,369,359,355,363,351,318,415,408,486,459] 1.d4 d5 2.c4 dxc4 3.e3 e6 4.f3 f6 5.bd2 c5 6.xc4 xc4 7.xc4 And now Qb3 would
win. d5 7...e6=
keeps the balance. 8.a4+!± White is better. d7 9.b3 White is more active. White should play 9.a3± 9...e6 10.0-0 Strongly threatening Rd1. e7 11.ce5 c7 12.dxc5 Threatens to win with Nxf7! bd7 13.xd7 xd7 14.d2 xc5 15.c4 0-0 16.ac1 b4 is the strong threat. d7 17.c3 fd8 18.g4 f8 19.h3 19.xg7? f5 20.d4 xg7-+ 20...xg7 21.xc5 xb2 22.b1= 19...d5 20.e5 d3 20...xa2 looks sharper. 21.h5 f6 22.b4 xb2 23.f7+ h8 21.xd3 xd3 22.fd1 b5 23.d4 e5 24.a4 24.f5 24...c5 24...xd4!= 25.axb5 xg4 26.hxg4 f6 25.xd8 xd8 26.e4 d5
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