1. e2e4  1... e7e5  2. g1f3  2... b8c6  3. f1c4  3... g8f6  4. d2d3  4... f8c5  5. e1g1  5... d7d6  6. c2c3  6... a7a6  7. a2a4  7... c5a7  8. b1d2  8... e8g8  9. h2h3  9... h7h6  10. f1e1  10... c6e7 An interesting attempt in this heavily theoretical position. 10...Re8 and 10...Be6 are more common. 11. c4b3  11... c7c5 This move is ugly because it closes the a7-bishop, but it's point is to make the d4-advance harder for White. 12. d2f1  12... c8e6  13. f1e3  13... d8d7  14. c1d2  14... a8d8 I don't see how this move is useful for Black. 15. a4a5 Gaining space on the queenside. 15... a7b8  16. b3a4  16... d7c8  17. c3c4 With natural moves, Dominguez achieves a big positional advantage. White is ready to place a knight on d5 and b2-b4 will open the queenside. 17... e7g6  18. e3d5  18... f6d5  19. c4d5  19... e6d7  20. b2b4  20... c5b4  21. a1c1  21... d7a4  22. d1a4  22... c8d7  23. a4d7  23... d8d7  24. c1c4 A nice touch, although the simple 24.Bxb4 is simple and good. 24... b8a7  25. d2e3  25... a7e3  26. f2e3 This position is objectively lost for Black because of the weaknesses on b7/d6 and the lack of space and counterplay. 26... f7f5 A desperate attempt. 27. e4f5  27... f8f5  28. e1b1  28... f5f7  29. f3d2  29... g6e7  30. e3e4  30... g8f8  31. c4b4  31... e7c8  32. d2f3  32... c8a7  33. d3d4  33... e5d4  34. f3d4  34... g7g6  35. b1b3  35... f8g7  36. h3h4 An interesting move, improving the pawn structure., although it's not really necessary. 36... a7b5  37. d4b5 A horrible mistake.The knight belongs to the e6-square. 37... a6b5  38. b3f3 Another bad move. Dominguez loses control of the game. 38... f7e7  39. g1f2  39... d7c7  40. f2e3  40... c7c2 Now Black has enough counterplay for a draw. 41. f3f2  41... c2c1  42. e3d3  42... c1d1  43. f2d2  43... d1e1  44. d2e2  44... e1d1  45. e2d2 