1. c2c4  1... e7e6  2. g1f3  2... d7d5  3. g2g3  3... g8f6  4. f1g2  4... f8e7  5. e1g1  5... e8g8  6. d2d4  6... f6e4 A rare line. Rapport is heading for the Dutch Stonewall. 7. d1c2  7... c7c6  8. b2b3  8... b8d7  9. c1b2  9... d8e8  10. b1c3  10... f7f5  11. e2e3  11... e7d6 This is one of the differences in comparison of the usual  Stonewall. The bishop gets to the optimal d6 square after losing a tempo.  Black can however argue that the white knight on f3 is not ideal neither  and that the closed character of the position would not lead to anything  hugely harmful because of this tempo. 12. c3e2  12... g7g5 A novelty, which  deprives the white knight of the f4 square. 13. f3e5  13... d7e5  14. d4e5  14... d6e7  15. f2f3 But apparently the g7-g5 advance also  deprived the black knight of the useful kingside square. 15... e4c5  16. e2d4  16... c8d7  17. b3b4  17... c5a6  18. a2a3 Shankland got the better position. He has  serious space advantage and his queenside play is about the unroll. The  next active attempt by Rapport only makes things worse for him. 18... f5f4 Lets the white bishop into the play. 19. g2h3  19... a6c7  20. a1e1 Now he game is opened and this hugely favors  Shankland. Thanks to the extra space he has better communication between  his pieces and can bring on the reserves much faster. 20... f4g3  21. h2g3  21... d5c4  22. c2c4  22... e8g6  23. e3e4  23... g8h8 More space, more active pieces and  powerful center allow the following blow: 24. d4f5  24... e6f5  25. e5e6  25... e7f6  26. b2f6  26... g6f6  27. e6d7  27... f5f4 Next White energetically exploits  his main trumps. 28. e4e5  28... f6h6  29. g1g2  29... f4g3  30. e5e6  30... c7d5  31. e6e7 The pawns  on the seventh will cost Black deerly and Shankland is OK to spend the  queen for them. 31... d5f4  32. c4f4  32... g5f4  33. e7e8q Pawn one wins a  rook back. 33... a8e8  34. e1e8  34... h6f6  35. e8f8  35... f6f8  36. f1e1  36... f8f6 Now it is unclear, both players may easily lose.  37. e1e2  37... h8g7  38. e2d2  38... f6d8  39. h3g4 Opens air for the king. 39... h7h5  And Rapport opens room for his queen to attack the enemy king. 40. g4h5  40... g7f6 