This is an example of why bringing your Queen out early is never good. The opening will only work for white if your opponent is a fool as you are trying for the fools mate on f7. Anyone else who isn't under the age of 12 and you are likely to get punished as this guy did. Admittedly white's play after the opening isn't perhaps the best. As because of the opening Black is able to get a clean sweep and check mate without taking any of the main pieces except the Queen. Black almost went the entire game with out them moving.
8. Ke2xf2 Nf6xe4 9. Kf2e3 Qd8g5
Now the King is forced to come out to the center. Lots of potential mates coming up.
10. Ke3d3 Nb8c6
Blacks development complete and White has not even started.
11. Qb4xb7 Ne4f2
!? Most would of gone for forking the Queen, with nc5+ some will think I'm going for the fork with nxf2+ However I am not. When the King is left with only 1 square to run you better start smelling the mates. Go for the Kill. Don't get distracted by the little things like a Queen or a Rook.
12. Kd3c3 Nf2d1
! Potential mate If 13.Kc3d3 then 13... e4++ Check mate in the center of the board by the pawn he could of taken so many times. ( I was thinking that would be sweet justice)
13. Kc3b3 Ra8b8
So as you can see if you avoid temptation. Things tend to get delivered on a silver plate to you again the reason why this move is better is because it keeps the pressure up on the king and you will see why I wanted the knight to stay.
14. Kb3a4 Rb8xb7 15. Nb1a3
! Shame the first development move is the last move of his game. It should NEVER EVER take 15 moves to move one of your back pieces.
15... Rb7b4
White got Punished. For thinking I was a fool for bringing the Queen out early for keep moving the same piece more than 3 times in the opening for not developing.
