Lorenzo Bauza vs Miguel Najdorf (1946)

Lorenzo Bauza vs Miguel Najdorf
Mar del Plata 1946 · Sicilian Defense: Modern Variations. Main Line (B57) · 0-1

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Apr-07-03		bishop: Najdorf gains a positional advantage with the instructive set of moves 18...exf4! 19.Bxf4 g5! 20.Bh2 f4! and Black has a strong king side pawn majority while White is left with an isolated e-pawn.

Sep-03-07		wolfmaster: I guess Bauza was trying to confuse Najdorf with 5.Bd3 in place of the almost mandatory 5.Nc3.

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