Based on notes by Tony Farrell
1.e4
c5
2.Nc3
Nc6
3.g3
d6
4.Bg2
Nf6
5.d3
e5
6.Nge2
Be7
7.0-0
0-0
8.Kh1
a6
9.a4
Bg4
10.f3
Bd7
11.f4
Bg4
12.f5
Nd4
13.h3
Bxe2
14.Nxe2
Nh5
15.Kh2
Nxe2
16.Qxe2
Nf6
17.g4
Nd7
18.Be3
Rc8
19.Rg1
Bg5
20.Raf1
Bxe3
21.Qxe3
f6
22.h4
Kh8
23.g5
Rg8
24.Bf3
Unleashing rook on the g-file and eyeing the long a2-g8 diagonal for the bishop.
24...Qe7
Paving the way for the bishop to dominate the a2-g8 diagonal.
25.c3
Qd8
26.Bd1
Targeting b3 for the bishop.
26...Qb6
Drawing the queen out of its defensive position to deter b3 for the bishop.
27.Rg2
a5
28.Rfg1
Doubling rooks.
28...Rc7
29.Bh5
Deprived of b3 the bishop can still join the party by a different route.
29...Rf8
30.Qe2
Planning to manoevre the queen to the h-file.
30...fxg5
31.hxg5
Opening the h file and keeping blacks knight from f6
31...c4
Hoping for counterplay.
32.dxc4
Rcc8
33.Qg4
Qd8
34.Bg6!
Sacrificing the bishop to open the h-file for the queen.
34...h6
Black avoids taking the bishop but all is now lost.
35.Qh3
Pinning the pawn.
35...Rg8
36.Bf7
The bishop enters its intended diagonal only for black to resign. 1-0