Hans Niemann's Last Game on Chess.Com

1. d4 f5 {We know Morphy played v 1.d4 eight times. In four of those he played this move.} 2. Nc3 Nf6 3. Bf4 d6 4. e3 g6 5. h4 {I like this unsettling move. White's intention is clear, 0–0–0 and attack.} 5... h6 {To meet h5 with g5} 6. Qf3 Bg7 7. Qg3 {poking at the weak g6 pawn.} 7... Kf7 8. Bc4+ e6 9. O-O-O Nh5 10. Qf3 Nxf4 11. Qxf4 d5 12. Bb3 {You can see some juicy looking pawn breaks lurking. e4 or g4.} 12... a6 {White was threatening Nb5} 13. Nf3 {White is fully developed and ready to fire into the Black position.} 13... Rf8 14. e4 {Best. 14.g4 was OK but this move has d4-d5 ideas behind it.} 14... dxe4 15. Ne5+ {15...Bxe5 16.dxe5 and then 17.Qxh6.} 15... Kg8 16. Nxg6 Rf6 17. Ne5 Nc6 18. d5 {With x-ray attacks on the King and Queen this was an obvious move.} 18... Nxe5 {19.Qxe5 Qd6 forces the Queens off.} 19. dxe6 {Good. The threat is 20.e7+ winning the Black Queen.} 19... Nd3+ {Trying to wriggle out of it but White just takes it.} 20. Rxd3 {20...exd3 21.e7+ wins the Black Queen.} 20... Qe8 {20...Qe7 to block the e-pawn meets 21.Nd5} 21. Rd8 {Black resigned.} 21... Qxd8 22. e7+ {wins the Queen and White has gets Queens.}