1. d2d4  1... d7d5  2. c2c4  2... e7e6  3. c4d5  3... e6d5  4. b1c3  4... c7c5  5. g1f3  5... b8c6 The Tarrasch Defense, once one of Kasparov's favorite weapons. 6. d4c5  6... d5d4  7. c3a4  7... f8c5  8. a4c5  8... d8a5  9. c1d2  9... a5c5  10. e2e3 The third most popular move. 10... d4e3  11. d2e3  11... c5b4  12. d1d2  12... b4d2  13. e3d2  13... g8e7  14. f1c4  14... e8g8  15. e1c1  15... a7a6 A new move. 16. b2b3 A good move in order to place the king on the safe b2-square. 16... c8f5  17. c1b2  17... b7b5  18. c4e2  18... f8d8 Neither player has consumed much time up to this point, but Ju now starts to think. 19. h1e1  19... a8c8 White's hopes of winning the endgame are connected to the pair of bishops. Black's pieces, however, are very active, and this is enough to equalize the game. 20. d2g5  20... f7f6  21. d1d8  21... c8d8  22. g5d2  22... f5d3 As is well known, the main strategy against the bishop pair is to try to exchange one of them. 23. e2d1  23... g8f7  24. h2h4  24... h7h5  25. a2a3  25... g7g6 A useful move to protect the h5-pawn. 26. d2e3  26... d3e4  27. e3b6  27... d8d7 The bishop on d1 is not very impressive and Ju decides it's time to exchange it. Without the pair of bishops, White has nothing. 28. e1e4  28... d7d1  29. b6c5  29... d1d5  30. c5e7  30... c6e7 The game quickly peters out to a draw. 31. a3a4  31... e7c6  32. a4b5  32... a6b5  33. b2c2  33... g6g5  34. h4g5  34... f6g5  35. f3d2  35... d5e5  36. e4e5  36... c6e5  37. d2e4  37... f7g6 