Clearing the centre for the bishop pair.

2.dxe5?! dxe5 3.f5 e4! Black is clearly better.

5.Rxe5? Rxd2 6.R5e2 Rf2! with decisive pressure.

Intending 8...Re2 with a huge plus.

Preparing g3-g4 in order to clear some space for the bishop pair.

Located side by side the pawns deny the enemy knights any protected squares.

Desperate; but after 5...Rh7 6.Rag1 , followed by Ke3 and Bc3, Black is also in deep trouble.

White later won the game.

Clearing some space for the bishops before White manages to consolidate by Nd6, Kg2-f3, etc.