KASPAROV -KARPOV RUY LOPEZ WCC 90 GA 18 LYONS

KASPAROV -KARPOV RUY LOPEZ WCC 90 GA 18 LYONS   
                                                 
1. e4 e5  2. Nf3 Nc6  3. Bb5 a6  4. Ba4 Nf6  5. O-O Be7  6. Re1 b5  7. Bb3 d6 
8. c3 O-O  9. h3 Nd7  10. d4 Bf6  11. a4 Bb7  12. Na3 exd4  13. cxd4 Nb6 
14. Bf4 bxa4  15. Bxa4 Nxa4  16. Qxa4 a5  17. Bd2 Re8  18. d5 Nb4  19. Bxb4
axb4  20. Qxb4 Rb8  21. Qc4 Qc8  22. Nd4 Ba6  23. Qc3 c5  24. dxc6 Bxd4 
25. Qxd4 Qxc6  26. b4 h6  27. Re3 Re6  28. f3 Rc8  29. Rb3 Bb5  30. Rbb2 Qb7 
31. Nc2 Qe7  32. Qf2 Rg6  33. Ne3 Qe5  34. Rbb1 Bd7  35. Ra5 Qe7  36. Ra7 Qd8 
37. Nd5 Kh7  38. Kh2 Rb8  39. f4 Re6  40. Qd4 Qe8  41. Re1 Bc6  42. Qd3 Qf8 
43. Rc1 Bxd5  44. exd5+ Rg6  45. Qf5 Kg8  46. Rac7 Rf6  47. Qd7 Rd8  48. Qxd8
Qxd8  49. Rc8 Qf8  50. R1c4 Rf5  51. Rxf8+ Kxf8  52. Rd4 h5  53. b5 Ke7 
54. b6 Kd7  55. g4 hxg4  56. hxg4 Rf6  57. Rc4 1-0

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