1. c2c4  1... e7e6  2. b1c3  2... d7d5  3. d2d4  3... g8f6  4. c4d5  4... e6d5  5. c1g5  5... c7c6  6. e2e3  6... h7h6  7. g5h4  7... f8e7  8. f1d3  8... f6e4  9. h4g3  9... e4g3  10. h2g3  10... b8d7  11. g1f3 Obvious and natural. 11... d7f6  12. d1c2  12... c8e6  13. e1c1 In a Carlsbad Pawn structure both  players castle long in order to avoid the kingside attack. 13... d8c7  14. c1b1  14... e8c8  15. c3a4 Goryachkina's position seems more pleasant as she  has clear spots to occupy with her knights. At the same time Ju's bishop  pair is idle, but should not be underestimated. 15... c8b8  16. a4c5  Without much hesitation, the world champion decided to get rid of both  white knights. After all, this is presumably one of the advantages of the  bishop pair. 16... e7c5  17. d4c5 In order to free an outpost for her second knight. 17... e6g4  18. d1c1  18... g4f3  19. g2f3  19... d5d4 This is what Ju's plan was all about. She is  trying to build a blockade on the dark squares. 20. e3e4  20... g7g5  21. c2d2 The problem is that the white pawns cannot be easily  stopped. Moreover, the pawn on h6 became an obvious weakness. 21... f6d7  22. f3f4  22... f7f6  23. h1h5 Now that the h6 pawn is practically lost. All Goryachkina needs  is to pile her major pieces against it. 23... g5f4  24. g3f4  24... d7f8  25. f4f5 Limits the knight. 25... c7g7 Now the Russian player comes with a  strong maneuver: 26. d2f4 Everything is under control. 26... b8a8  27. f4h2  27... f8d7  28. f2f4  28... g7f8  29. b2b4  29... b7b6 Ouplayed, in a desperate situation, the world champion opens  the game in the time trouble. 30. e4e5  30... b6c5  31. h2h1 Everything was in vain, it is the black king  which is in greater danger. 31... d7b8  32. d3e4  32... h8h7  33. c1c5  33... h7b7  34. e4c6  34... b8c6  35. h1c6 Goryachkina won a pawn, and kept all  other benefits of her position. 35... d4d3  36. c5b5  36... d8b8  37. e5e6 This passer is unstoppable. 37... f8d8  38. h5h1  38... d3d2  39. b5d5  39... d8c8  40. c6c8  40... b7b4  41. b1a1  41... b8c8  42. d5d2  42... a8b7 In order  to defend the rook. 43. d2d7 The last touch. The king and the rook are again separated and it is all over in a couple of more moves.