Annotated Chess Game 10527108 by Uncle Stosh

Clan Challenge 2014 Sicilian onslaught

1. e4 c5 2. Ng1f3 e6 3. c3 a6 4. d4 cxd4 5. cxd4
counter attack opportunities are manifold in Sicilian and just starting to find applications
5... Bf8b4 6. Bc1d2 Bb4xd2 7. Qd1xd2 h6 8. Nb1c3
white appears advanced in development and control of center
8... Ng8f6 9. Bf1e2 b5 10. a3 O-O
more pieces need to develop before the rooks are connected
11. O-O d5 12. e5 Nf6e8
repositioning forces appears as retreat here
13. g3 f6 14. Nf3h4 fxe5
inviting white knight to g6 is dangerous
15. dxe5 Nb8d7 16. Nh4g6 Rf8f5 17. f4 Nd7f8 18. Ng6h4 Rf5f7 19. Be2h5 Rf7d7 20. Nc3e2
white queen has no protector except the black pawn shield
20... d4 21. Qd2b4 d3 22. Ne2c3 Qd8b6 23. Kg1h1 a5 24. Qb4xb5 Bc8b7 25. Bh5f3 Bb7xf3 26. Nh4xf3
al white attacking forces have retreated to protect king
26... Qb6d8 27. Ra1d1 Ne8c7 28. Qb5b3 Nc7a6 29. Nf3d4 Rd7xd4
stole the knight waiting for penalty to be paid for this insolence
30. f5 Na6c5 31. Qb3b6 Qd8xb6
presumed that white assumed he had knight staged at a4 to hold the square for queen but error made
32. f6 Qb6b7 33. Kh1g1 Qb7f7 34. Nc3b5 Rd4d7 35. Nb5d6 Rd7xd6 36. exd6
pawn structure now split and with advantage in forces no harm in sacrificing rook for knight