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1. c4 e5
First surprise! Anand chose the English Opening!
2. NC3 NF6 3. Nf3 NC6 4. g3 d5 5. cxd5 Nxd5 6.Bg2 Nb6 7. BE7 OO 8. a3
A subtlety: the White d2-d3 delays threaten to b2-b4-b5, which could take Nxe5 without the hassle of ... Bf6, in the sense that the NC3 is still covered by the walker d.
8. ... OO 9. b4 Be6 10. d3 10.b5
ND4 11.Nxe5? does not work for 11 ... Bb3.
10. ... F6 11. NE4 Qe8
We are still in the opening book, nothing new here. But the big surprise: in his last game for White, Anand faces Topalov without one. d4, played in the previous 5 games. The most common move
was made in 11. ... Qd7; Topalov obviously looking to get out of the main lines and preparation of Anand.
12. NC5 Bxc5 13. ND5 bxc5 14. Bb2 Kd8
Black has a weak pawn on b7, but has a strong center. White has a pedestrian facility unorthodox, but the pair of lieutenant. White's pawn on c5 is "technically" weak, but Black can not create any level of pressure against it.
15. QC2 Nde7
Now Nero wants to put the bishop on d5 to counter the diagonal white Alfa g2. Black can also dislodge the knight on f5 to keep an eye on the house d4. Centropartita We are in a very complex, where at the time both players maneuvered from a distance, without clear targets of attack. In terms of style, this can help a little Anand.
16. Rab1 Ba2 17. Rbc1 Qf7 18. BC3 Rd7
maneuvers continue, neither player has a clear plan.
19. QB2 Rb8 20. Rfd1 Be6 21. Rd2
Anand seems determined not to create any unnecessary weakness. In the case of e2-e4 (with the idea d3-d4) Black can respond BG4, and maybe Bxf3 and ND4.
Anand Topalov could force the pair to give the bishops with ND5, although the White Ensign of c3 is not so active. Both players are very patient and not taking unnecessary risks, this match is crucial for both, and may be decisive for the award of the title.
21. ... H6
Mossa strange and unexpected. Maybe Topalov is concerned about a possible entry NG5 f pawn thrust (even if the pressure on e5 makes this drive very difficult to implement), or want to prepare a safe house for the bishop on e6 in the case of displacement h7 diagonal -b1.
22. QB1
Given that Topalov has not taken advantage of the opportunity to change the horse with the alpha-d5 Ne7-XC3, Anand opens a path of retreat to his piece, and a possible battery Women with Bishop on b2 and the Woman 's Bishop on a1.
22. ND5
... 22 ... You can not because of ND4 23.Bxd4 exd4 24.c6. In However, ND5 seemed more effective at the 21st move, when the White Ensign could not withdraw the c3.
23. Rb2
Of course, Anand has another plan ... Now Black can not play 23. ... Nxc3 24.Rxc3, giving in completely to the column c White.
23. ... B6
creates space for Topalov to play the Rb8.
24. cxb6 cxb6
OK, b6 seems to have been a concession by the White, but more psychological than positional. White has slightly improved its position, but Black is still pretty solid.
25. BD2
Now the issue of control of the game becomes open column c.
25. RD6 ... 26. RBC2 Qd7
Topalov chose not to oppose the column c, but to create pressure on d.
27. h4 Kd8 28. Qb5 Nde7 29. QB2 BD5
Continue the game of maneuver.
30. BB4 Nxb4 31. axb4
Anand stops! Gives the pair of bishops but finds the game on the column we created a weakness in black a7.
31. RC6
... A good move, which prevents and combats Rc7 control column c to White.
32. Rxc2 b5 33. Rxc2 Be6
I have to give for an hour, see you later!
34. d4 e4 35. ND2
can follow Qxd4 36. Qxd4 Rxd4 37. Bxe4 Bf5 38. Bxf5 Nxf5 39. e3 RA4 =
I'm back!
35 ... Qxd4 36.Nxe4 Qxb2 37.Rxb2 Kf7 38.e3 40.f4 g5 39.hxg5 hxg5 42.Kf2 Nf5 43.Bf3 gxf4 41.exf4 RD4 BD5 44.Nd2 Bxf3 45.Nxf3 RA4 46.g4 + 48 ND6 47.Kg3 NE4 . Kh4 ND6 49.Rd2 Nxb5 50. f5!? Nxb5 51.Kh5 Re3 50.f5 RE4 52.Nh4 NC3 53.Rd7 + 54.Rd3 RE7
Here is the situation where Anand sacrificed a pawn to unravel in a lower end, a risky choice.
Now the idea of \u200b\u200bWhite might be 54 ... NE4 55. NG6 NC5 56. Nxe7 Nxd3 57. NC8! flap forced (if there is a fork in d6 b5). Perhaps Black can move the tower in a different house from c5.
54. ... NE4 55. NG6 NC5 56. Rd7 Ra3 57. KG7 Re3 58. g5 b5 59. NF4 b4 60. b3 g6 61. RD4 Rc3 62. Rxc5 Rxf4 63. Rc7 + KG8 64. RB7 Rf3 65. Rb8 + KG7
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