1. e2e4  1... e7e5 The most classical reply when you need to play solid. 2. g1f3  2... b8c6  3. f1b5  3... g8f6 There is hardly anything more solid these days. 4. e1g1  4... f6e4  5. d2d4  5... e4d6  6. b5c6  6... d7c6  7. d4e5  7... d6f5  8. d1d8  8... e8d8  9. h2h3  9... c8d7  10. f1d1  10... d8c8  11. g2g4  11... f5e7  12. f3g5  12... d7e8  13. f2f4  13... c6c5  14. b1c3  14... b7b6  15. f4f5 Aronian hopes to  bring his central pawns into motion as early as possible. 15... e7c6 Radjabov needs to find counterplay at once. 16. c1f4  16... c6d4 The super-knight gains time for Black to mobilize his pieces. It both blocks the open file and creates lots of threats. 17. g1f2 This  looks slow. 17... h7h6  18. g5f3  18... d4c2  19. a1c1  19... c2b4  20. a2a3  20... b4c6  21. c3d5  21... c6e7 Another important and solid choice. Aronian has the super-knight now (at the expense of a pawn) and it should be removed  at once. 22. d5e3  22... e7c6 Radjabov does not mind the draw. 23. f5f6 But Aronian does.  This move might have been based on miscalculation, however. 23... e8d7  24. b2b4  24... g7g5 Most likely missed by the Armenian GM. 25. f4g3  25... d7e6 Now Radjabov stabilizes his position and keeps the extra  pawn. 26. d1d3  26... c8b7  27. d3c3  27... a8d8  28. e3f5  28... a7a5  29. b4b5  29... c6a7  30. a3a4  30... c7c6  31. b5c6  31... a7c6  32. f2e2  32... c6b4 A solid extra pawn and two bishops lead to Black's win. 33. c1d1  33... d8d1  34. e2d1  34... b4d5  35. c3a3  35... c5c4  36. f5d6  36... f8d6  37. e5d6  37... h8d8  38. g3e5  38... d5b4  39. e5g3  39... b4d3  40. f3d4  40... e6d7  41. d1d2  41... d8e8  42. d4c2  42... d3c5 