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Grigory Palchun vs Alexey Goganov
Russian Team Championship (2017), Sochi RUS, rd 1, May-01
Formation: Queen Pawn Game: London System (D02)  ·  1-0

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1-0

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May-04-17
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  HeMateMe: mate in two. Terrific attack; black has not a pawn on the board for cover.
May-08-17
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  benveniste: This looks like both sides were in time trouble. Black missed 36. ... e5, White gave back the opportunity with 38. ♖f3, and Black then blundered with 38. ... ♗xe3.
May-08-17  Gilmoy: <benveniste: ... White gave back the opportunity with 38.♖f3 ...> What else? Black threatens 38..Qe1+ for the Qe2-Qg4 perpetual. Maybe 38.Rd1 (or 38.Kf1, haha) can stop that, but they don't help White's attack at all.
May-08-17  Zenchess: 38...Ne3!! wins.
May-10-17
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  benveniste: <Gilmoy>, 38. White has to pause the attack here to take care of business at home. I think ♖d1 equalizes.

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