1. e2e4  1... c7c6  2. g1f3  2... d7d5  3. b1c3 Following Fischer's footprints. 3... c8g4  4. h2h3  4... g4f3  5. d1f3  5... g8f6  6. d2d3  6... e7e6  7. c1d2  7... b8d7  8. e1c1  8... d8b6  9. g2g4  9... h7h6  10. f3g3  10... f8b4  11. e4e5  11... b4c3  12. d2c3 A mch needed  novelty. 12... d5d4 Navara reacts in the best way possible and soon reaches  equality. 13. c3d4  13... b6d4  14. e5f6  14... d7f6  15. f1g2  15... e8c8 At the end of the  day a typical Caro-Kann position arose, with the slight difference in  comparison to the usual lines being the situation of the d3 pawn. In any  case Black can be happy with his opening play. The position is  approximately equal. 16. c2c3  16... d4d6  17. f2f4  17... h6h5 Navara secures some squares for his knight. 18. g4g5  18... h5h4  19. g3f2  19... f6h5  20. h1f1  20... h5g3  21. f1e1  21... c8b8  22. e1e5 So is also skillfully posing problems to his opponent. Now it  is White's turn to weaken the opponent's position. 22... f7f6  23. g5f6  23... g7f6  24. e5a5  24... a7a6  25. a5a4  25... h8h5 The effect of the h7-h5 move. It is still bringing dividents  to the second player. Now the kingside rook effortlessly joins the battle  and enjoys a clear object on f4 to hit. 26. g2f3  26... h5f5  27. a4d4  27... d6c7  28. d4d8  28... c7d8  29. f3g4 Both players are pointing the weaknesses in each other's  camps. 29... f5d5  30. f2e3 So needs to preserve some material on the board. 30... e6e5  31. f4e5  31... d5e5  32. e3f4  32... b8a8  33. g4f3  33... e5f5 Solid. 34. f4e3  34... d8d6  35. d3d4  35... d6f4 The trade of the queens is not as great for Black as the trade of the rooks, but of course, this should have been good enough for a draw  too. 36. d1d3  36... f4d6 Navara asks his opponent to show his cards. 37. c3c4 And once that the d4 pawn is no longer protected: 37... d6f4  Returns to his main idea. 38. c4c5  38... f4e3  39. d3e3  39... f5f4  40. d4d5 So finally  risks. 40... g3f5 And his risks pays off! 41. e3e8  41... a8a7  42. d5d6 Perhaps the Cech GM simply forgot about this move?  42... f5g7  43. d6d7  43... g7e8  44. d7e8q  44... f4f3  45. e8e6 There is some hope for a fortress on  the queenside, but So proves that it is unrealistic. 45... f6f5  46. a2a3  46... f3h3  47. e6f5  47... h3h1  48. c1c2  48... h1e1  49. f5g4  49... e1e5  50. b2b4  50... e5e3  51. c2b2  51... h4h3  52. g4h5  52... e3g3  53. h5h4  53... g3g2  54. b2b3  54... h3h2  55. b3a4  55... g2a2  56. h4h8  56... a2b2  57. h8h7  57... a7a8  58. h7h6  58... a8a7  59. h6h8  59... b2g2  60. a4b3  60... g2g3  61. b3b2  61... g3g2  62. b2c3 