White has 29.h6! with a winning triple attack on the g7-pawn.") 29.Re2 Rg1+ 30.Kd2 Bh4 31.Qd4 ("Threatening both Bxg7+ and the loose rook on g1, so Black hasn’t time to consolidate with 31...Bf6.") 31...Rc8 32.Bxg7+ Kg8 33.Qxg1! ("It’s White’s turn to accept proffered material. She has to calculate carefully to ensure that her king can escape to safety after Black’s forthcoming retaliatory strike on c2.") 33...Rxc2+ 34.Ke3 Qh3+ ("34...Rxe2+ 35.Kxe2 Qe4+ 36.Kd2 Qxb7 37.Bf6+ discovers check on the king and wins the bishop on f4, after which the win of the game should be relatively straightforward.") 35.Kd4 Bf2+ ("If 35...Rc4+ 36.Ke5 and, despite its exposed position in the middle of the board, the white king is safe from checks.") 36.Rxf2 Rc4+ 37.Kd5 1‑0 ("Now the black queen can give check on d3 or f5, but in either case White can interpose with her bishop, discovering an attack on the black king, with fatal consequences.") Notes References External links Anna Muzychuk chess games at 365Chess.com 1990 births Living people Chess grandmasters Female chess grandmasters Chess woman grandmasters World Junior Chess Champions World Youth Chess Champions Chess Olympiad competitors Slovenian female chess players Ukrainian female chess players Naturalized citizens of Slovenia Sportspeople from Lviv People from Stryi