context: 1. e2e4  1... e7e5  2. g1f3  2... b8c6  3. f1c4  3... f8c5  4. c2c3  4... g8f6  5. d2d4  5... e5d4  6. e4e5 A fashionable line, embraced by Wesley So, among other GMs. 6... d7d5  7. c4b5  7... f6e4  8. c3d4  8... c5b6  9. b1c3 White builds a strong center, at the expense of his development. Thus everything will depend now on Black. Will the temporary advantage in strength be good enough to ruin the center with breaks c7-c5 or f7-f6, or will White be quick enough to stabilize the position $2 9... e8g8  10. c1e3  10... c8f5 Completing development. 11. e1g1  11... e4c3 This is not the most common idea. 12. b2c3  12... f7f6 Black has no other plan. 13. d1d2 And Praggnanandhaa comes with a logical and strong novelty. The center is now overprotected and the rooks are connected. 13... f5e4 Murzin keeps fighting for the center. 14. b5c6 A key resource for White that not only provides enough control over the d4-e5 squares, but which also blocks the remaining black bishop. 14... b7c6 Following the forcing line. 15. e5f6  15... e4f3  16. f6g7  16... f8f7  17. g2f3  17... d8f6 It is important to bring the queen in. 18. f3f4  18... f6f5 Murzin in following his plan. 19. g1h1  19... f7g7  20. d2e2 Now White can claim a certain edge. 20... g8f7  21. e2f3  21... a8g8  22. a1e1 Praggnanandhaa has stabilized the position and Murzin is practically forced to go for 22... f5g4 The only chance. 23. f3g4  23... g7g4 White is clearly on top, but can he win this $2 24. e1c1 Excellent aggressive prophylaxis $1 24... f7f6 And a slip $1 25. c3c4 Now Black is facing serious problems. 25... f6f5  26. c4c5 A very strong idea. Not only is the black bishop completely excluded from the game, but Praggnanandhaa gets access to a vital open file. 26... b6a5  27. c1b1  27... g4g2 Murzin is creatively searching for counterchances, and they can only be related to the white king's delicate position. 28. b1b3 But Praggnanandhaa is very aware of his opponent's ideas and skillfully prevents them. 28... f5e4 The last chance is related to the maximum activity. 29. f1b1  29... e4f3  30. f4f5 Agent provocateur $1 Once more, Praggnanandhaa is extremely accurate. This pawn is a huge distractor that should have ruined the attacking setup of the black pieces. 30... f3e2  31. f5f6  31... g2g6  32. b3b2 The time is ticking away... 32... e2f3  33. b2b3  33... f3e2  34. b1b2 And the time is never enough... One mistake ruins Praggnanandhaa's gigantic work $1 34... e2f1 Murzin embraces the chance $1 The king is where it wants to be. 35. b2b1  35... a5e1 Now the bishop joins in the battle. 36. b1e1 Forced. 36... f1e1  37. b3b1  37... e1e2  38. e3f4  38... g6f6 And it is Black who is winning $1