Missing the chance to play Ne5! Followed by Ng4

Finally...

And finally...! But now Ne5 was still better, threatening Ng4 or Nd3

Starting a big exchanging sequence... Calculated on the basis of freeing Black's position.

White has two bishops in an open position and has to be better here - certainly easier to play.

I thought I couldn't be worse here with the passed pawn...

...Be5 was perhaps better; I shouldn't have been afraid of Bxe6 as I could just recapture on d6

A bit confused? Why not ...Ne5 to keep the White King from progressing forwards?

White's plan is very simple, to exchange the black pawn on c5. Black needs to be aiming for the weak white pawns but he is fiddling around with his knight...

Black starts to exchange off foreseeing an easy draw as the White King is drawn to the queenside leaving the Black King to mop up White's extra pawn