Preparing 2 Be5 to swap the attacker on c7.

1...Qxc6?! 2.Rc1 Qd7 3.Qd4 , followed by 4 Rfd1, the d5-pawn turns into a problem for Black.

Parrying the threats of 6 b5 and 6 Qxd5.

Thanks to the eternal weakness on c6, White keeps a slight advantage.

Preparing a queen exchange in order to finish off White's attack.

Or 3.Qf2?! Nd3 , heading for f4 with strong counterplay.

Now Black is simply better thanks to his extra pawn. Without queens on the board, White's kingside attack is unlikely to succeed.

Preparing ...Nfd7 with a better game.

Forcing a queen exchange that will finish off White's attack once and for all.