1. e2e4  1... e7e6  2. d2d4  2... d7d5  3. b1c3  3... g8f6  4. e4e5  4... f6d7  5. c3e2  5... c7c5  6. c2c3  6... b8c6  7. g1f3  7... f8e7  8. a2a3 From here the Russian GM started to take a good amount of time on his clock. 8... e8g8  9. e2f4  9... d8a5  10. f1d3  10... c6d4  11. f3d4  11... c5d4  12. d1h5 A novelty. 12... f7f5 The first deep thought by Van Foreest. In the end he decided  to play for a win. 13. e1g1  13... d7e5  14. c3d4  14... e5c6  15. c1e3  15... e7f6 Despite the blockade, White does  not seem to gain enough for the invested material. 16. f4e2  16... a5b6 Van Foreest plays actively, hindering the possible  strengthening of the blockade. 17. g1h1 A slight prophylaxis. The king  moves away from the possible knight check (after the knight grabs the  d4-pawn.) 17... c8d7  18. b2b4  18... a8c8  19. a1c1  19... c6e7 A strong maneuver. 20. c1c5 This move seems  clever but does not bring the desired relief. 20... c8c5  21. d4c5  21... b6c6 A very important move! The active black queen will not let White block the position again. 22. e2d4  22... c6a4  23. f1a1  23... d7e8 Missing an instant win. 24. h5h3  24... e7g6  25. d3c2  25... a4a6  26. a1b1  26... e8f7 Nevertheless, everything is in  accordance with Black's plans, and his center is about to steamroll. 27. f2f4  27... a6c4  28. c2b3  28... c4c3 The same active-queen-annoying policy. 29. b1d1  29... g6f4 Now they become two. 30. e3f4  30... f6d4  31. h3c3  31... d4c3  32. f4d6  32... f8c8  33. b4b5  33... c3b2  34. a3a4  34... b2a3 The rest should have been matter of  technique, if not for the creativity of Vitiugov. 35. a4a5  35... a3c5 Three up.  It seems as White is going to throw in the towel after the time trouble is over. 36. d1c1  36... b7b6  37. g2g4 This looks like desperation. It seems as  White is sacrificing a pawn for nothing. 37... f5g4 Careless! 38. c1c5 Now this works and wins a piece for White. 38... b6c5  39. b5b6  39... a7b6  40. a5b6  40... c8c6  41. d6c7  41... c6b6  42. c7b6 Time trouble is over. Now Van Foreest is up five  pawns, but lost a bishop for them. Despite the blunder, the young Dutchman still preserves excellent winning chances. 42... c5c4  43. b3d1  43... f7g6 It  is imperative to activate the pieces. 44. d1g4  44... g6f5  45. g4f3  45... c4c3  46. h1g1  46... g8f7  47. b6d4  47... c3c2  48. d4b2  48... d5d4 The pawns are slowly but  stubbornly moving forward. 49. g1f2  49... e6e5  50. f3d5  50... f7f6  51. h2h4  51... f6g6  52. f2g3  52... f5d3 This frees the f5-square for the king. Once the  e5-pawn reaches the e3-square, it will be impossible to stop them. 53. b2c1  53... e5e4  54. c1b2  54... g6f5  55. d5g8  55... h7h6  56. b2c1 This loses quickly. 56... e4e3 