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Scheveningen Siciliansk,P [B81]
Alexei Shirov - Veselin Topalov, Wijk aan Zee, 2001.
1.e4 c5 2.Nf3
d6 3.d4
cxd4 4.Nxd4
Nf6 5.Nc3
e6 Dette er
Scheveningens udgangsstilling. 6.Be3
Hvid vælger et aggressivt træk. Andre muligheder er det populære
6.g4 (Keres Attack), det positionelle 6.g3, 6.f4, det klassiske 6.Be2,
6.Bg5 eller 6.Bc4. 6...a6
Stillingen kan også opstå via Najdorf siciliansk. 7.g4
e5 8.Nf5!?
Dette træk indleder det ultraskarpe Perenyi angreb, opkaldt efter
den unge, talentfulde ungarske IM Bela Perenyi, som desværre omkom i
en bilulykke i 1988. 8...g6
9.g5 gxf5
10.exf5 Udgangsstillingen.
[ 10.gxf6
f4 11.Bc4
Be6 12.Bxe6
fxe6 13.Qh5+
Kd7 14.Qf7+
Kc6 15.Bd2
Qd7 16.Qh5
b5 17.a4
b4 18.Ne2
a5! Stillingen ser
lovende ud for hvid, men der var nok resourcer for sort til at holde
remis i Ljubojevic,L-Polugaevsky,L Roquebrune 30, 1992. ] 10...d5
[ Jeg tror ikke helt på, at sort stille og rolig kan trække
sig tilbage. Efter 10...Ng8!?
11.f6 ligner kongefløjen
en kirkegård og befrielsesforsøget 11...h6
kan formentlig forhindres ved hjælp af 12.Qh5
; 10...Bxf5
11.gxf6= Qxf6?
12.Nd5 Qd8
13.Qf3 Be6
14.Nf6++- ] 11.Qf3
[ En anden hovdevariant er: 11.gxf6
d4 12.Bc4
Qc7 ( 12...Qxf6
13.Nd5 Qc6
14.Bxd4 Bb4+
15.c3 Qxc4
16.Be3 Ba5
( 16...Be7
17.Nb6 Qc6
18.Rg1+/- ) 17.Nf6+
Ke7 18.Nd5+
Ke8 19.Nf6+
Ke7 20.Bg5
Bc7 ( 20...Qc6
21.Qb3!+/- ) 21.Ne4+
( 21.Qd5!+/-
) 21...Ke8 22.Qg4
b5 23.Nf6+
Ke7 24.0-0-0
Qxg4 25.Nxg4+
Kf8 26.Bh6+
Ke7 27.Bg5+
Kf8 28.Bd8
Bxf5 29.Bxc7
Nc6 30.Nh6
Bg6 31.Rd6
Nb4 32.cxb4
Kg7 33.h4
Rhc8 34.h5
Rxc7+ 35.Kd2
Be4 36.Rg1+
Kh8 37.Ke3
Bb7 38.Rgd1
Re8 39.Nf5
Bc8 40.Rd8
Bxf5 41.Rxe8+
Kg7 42.Rxe5
1–0 Shirov,A-Gelfand,B/Wijk aan Zee 1996/CBM 51.) 13.Qd3
dxe3 ( 13...dxc3
14.0-0-0 Nc6
15.Rhe1~~ (
15.f4~~ ) ;
13...Bb4
14.Bxd4 exd4
15.Qe4+ Kf8
16.0-0-0 dxc3
17.Rhe1+- (
17.Bb5+- ) )
14.0-0-0 exf2~~
( 14...Nc6
15.Nd5 Qa5
16.f4+/- ) 15.Bxf7+
( 15.Nd5
Qc6~~ ) 15...Kxf7
16.Qd5+ Ke8
( 16...Kxf6
17.Ne4+ Ke7~~
) 17.f7+ Ke7
18.Qf3!? Bh6+
19.Kb1 Kf8
20.Qxf2~~ ] 11...d4
[ 11...Ne4
12.Nxe4 dxe4
13.Qxe4 Nc6
14.Bc4+/= ] 12.0-0-0
Nbd7 13.Bd2
[ 13.gxf6
dxc3 14.Bc4
Qxf6! 15.Rhg1~~
; 13.Rxd4
exd4 14.Bxd4
Bc5 ( 14...Bg7
15.Bd3 0-0
16.Rg1 Kh8~~
) 15.Bxc5 Nxc5
16.Bc4~~ ] 13...Qc7
[ 13...Qa5
14.gxf6 dxc3
15.Bxc3 Qxa2
16.Qe3 Nb6
17.Qxe5+ Be6
18.fxe6 Bh6+
19.f4 Qa1+
20.Kd2 0-0-0+
21.Bd4 Qa4
22.Qc5+ Kb8
23.Ke1 Nc8
24.Be5+ Ka8
25.Bg2 Rxd1+
26.Kxd1 1–0 Shirov,A-Illescas
Cordoba,M/Barcelona ESP 2000/TWIC 301.] 14.gxf6
[ 14.Bd3
Nc5 15.gxf6
( 15.Bc4
dxc3 16.Bxc3
Nfe4 17.Rhe1
Nxc3 18.Qxc3
Bg7 19.f6
0-0 20.Rxe5
Be6! Wedberg,T-Novikov,I
Copenhagen op 1991.) 15...Nxd3+
16.Qxd3 dxc3
17.Bxc3© ] 14...dxc3
15.Bxc3 Qc6
16.Qg3 Bh6+
[ 16...Qxh1
17.Bg2 Bh6+
18.Bd2 Bxd2+
19.Kxd2 Qxg2
20.Qxg2 a5
21.f4 exf4
22.Qg7 Rf8
23.Re1+ Kd8
24.Re7 Kc7
25.Qxf8 1–0 Shirov,A-Van
Wely,L/Istanbul Oly 2000/TWIC 313.] 17.Kb1
Bf4 18.Qd3
Rg8 Da partiet
blev spillet, var dette træk den teoretiske nyhed! Indtil da var den
korte rokade hovedvarianten. [ 18...0-0
19.Rg1+ Kh8
20.Bb4 Rg8
( 20...Nc5
21.Qc3 Qxf6
22.Bxc5 Bxf5
23.Qa3 Rfc8
24.Bd3 Qe6
25.Bxf5 Qxf5
26.Be7 Rxc2
27.Ka1 Rc6
28.Bd8 Bh6
29.Qe7 Qe6
30.Qxb7 Rac8
31.Qb4 Bg7
32.a3 e4
33.Ba5 Rc2
34.Rb1 Qe5
35.Rg3 Rb8
36.Bb6 Rxb2
37.Rxb2 Qxb2+
38.Qxb2 Bxb2+
39.Kxb2 Rxb6+
40.Kc3 Rf6
41.Kd4 Rxf2
42.Kxe4 Rxh2
43.Kf5 Rh6
44.Rc3 Kg7
45.Rg3+ Rg6
46.Rc3 h6
47.a4 Rg5+
48.Kf4 Ra5
49.Rc4 Kg6
50.Rc6+ f6
51.Rc4 h5
52.Kf3 Rf5+
53.Ke3 Kg5
54.Rc1 h4
55.Rg1+ Kh5
56.Rg8 h3
57.Ke4 Rg5
0–1 Kalka,A-Van Wely,L/Gelsenkirchen GER 2000/TWIC 318.) 21.Rxg8+
Kxg8 22.Be7
h6 23.Be2
Nxf6 24.Qd8+
Kh7 25.Qf8
Be6 26.Qxa8
Bxf5 27.Ka1
Nd5 28.Qf8
Qe6 29.Bc5
Bxc2 30.Rg1
Bg6 31.h4
Bh2 32.Rd1
Nf4 33.Rd8
1–0 Shirov,A-Van Wely,L/Polanica Zdroj POL 2000/TWIC 303.] Nu
låner jeg John Hendersons originale kommentarer fra www.twic.com: (Han
beretter i øvrigt snart fra turneringen i Dortmund, hvor Kramniks udfordrer
findes!) 19.Bh3!
Stopping - at a later stage after ..Qxf6 - black developing the
white-squared bishop by taking on f5; and, of course, conveniently allowing
the option of Rhe1. Now, If you put great stock on the valued opinion
of our little silicon friends like Fritz and Junior (or in my case Hiarcs)
at this juncture, they - with the scores on the doors being –1.97 in
black's favour - they firmly believe in the black cause. Me? I think
I'd rather trust the opinion of Planet Shirov! 19...Kd8??
[ I'm sorry, but I always thought that the idea of this
game was to get out of the way of pins! Admittedly the position does
look a tad on the difficult side for black to defend - but surely Topalov
had to try something like: 19...Qxf6
20.Bb4 Qb6
( 20...Nf8
21.Rhe1! ) 21.Qc4
, and it can't be long before Shirov's resignation since the computer
assessment for black has now increased to -2.19? The piffling little
matter of the black king caught in the middle of all these white pieces
is easily defended against. Please send the correct defense from here
in to: Mr Fritz, c/o ChessBase, Deepest Hamburg, Germany. ] 20.Bb4
Qxf6 [ We
opened a book in the press room at this stage to see whether Topalov
would have simply admitted his previous move was wrong, and continue
with: 20...Ke8!? Then again, he could always hope that Kirsan Illyumzhinov,
by a special FIDE presidential decree, would simply allow the retraction
of duff moves as yet another of one of his bright ideas for changing
the game in order to make chess more "interesting". 20...Kc7
21.Bd6+ Kd8
( 21...Kb6
22.Qb3+ Ka7
23.Qxf7! ) 22.Rhg1!
Rg5 ( 22...Re8
23.Qa3! ) 23.Rxg5
Bxg5 24.Qg3
h6 25.Bxe5
Ke8 26.Bd6!
] 21.Qc4 Rg5
22.Rd6 Qg7
23.f6 Rg1+
24.Bf1! [
24.Bf1 Qg2
( 24...Qg4
25.Ba5+ Ke8
26.Qc7! ) 25.Ba5+
b6 ( 25...Ke8
26.Re6+!! Kf8
27.Bb4+ Nc5
28.Qxc5+ Kg8
29.Qf8# ) 26.Bxb6+
Ke8 27.Re6+!!
fxe6 28.Qxe6+
Kf8 29.Bc5+
Nxc5 30.Qe7+
Kg8 31.Qe8#
]
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