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2.Qe4
In view of Black's plan, White improves his queen.
2...g6 3.Qe3 Kg7 4.e6! f6
4...fxe6 5.Qc3+ , preparing Rxe6 with a strong initiative.
5.a4!
Intending a4-a5 with a second front. White is clearly better.
Furman - Polugaevsky
Moscow 1969
White to move
Restricting the knight on b8.
1...Be7 2.Rb3
In order to double rooks at some moment. Black can hardly undertake anything.
2...g5 3.Bg3 f6 4.Ng6!
A key move that keeps up the pressure.
4...Bd6 5.Bxd6 Rxd6 6.Ne7+ Kf7 7.Nf5
Exploiting the fresh protected square. Meanwhile, Black still can't develop his knight or queen's rook.
7...Re6 8.Rc1! h5 9.h3 h4 10.Rc7+ Kf8 11.Re3!
Swapping the defender on e6.
11...Rxe3 12.Nxe3 Bd3 13.Rc8+ Kf7 14.Nxd5
Black resigned.
Englisch - Steinitz
London 1883
Black to move