Now they are unstoppable.
1. e2e4  1... e7e5  2. g1f3  2... b8c6  3. f1b5  3... g8f6  4. e1g1  4... f6e4  5. d2d4  5... e4d6  6. b5a4 An  interesting side line. Nepomniachtchi does not shy away from sacrificing a pawn against anyone. 6... e5d4  7. c2c3  7... f8e7  8. c3d4  8... b7b5  9. a4b3  9... e8g8  10. b1c3  10... c8b7  11. f1e1  11... e7f6  12. c1f4  12... c6a5  13. b3c2  13... b5b4  14. c3a4 So far Black has played well; however, his next obvious move will be the main reason for his future problems. 14... g7g6  15. f3e5 White's knights will dominate from here on. 15... d6b5  16. a4c5  16... d7d6 Now a beautiful tempo fight starts. 17. c5b7  17... a5b7  18. e5c6  18... d8d7  19. c6b4 White regains the pawn for a moment. 19... b5d4  20. b4d5 And then the knight lands on another brilliant  position. 20... f6g7 However, now after 21. e1e7  21... d7d8  22. f4g5 Nepomniachtchi builds a nasty ambush, which  Radjabov cannot block at all. 22... g8h8 Now look what Nepomniachtchi  found: 23. c2g6  23... f7g6 Now what? The rook is not taking on g7 with check. 24. h2h4 This! A silent move, which creates violent threats. This  strength is what the world champion will be facing at the long-awaited  match. 24... d8e7 The only idea. Everything else would lose without a  chance. 25. d5e7  25... a8e8  26. g5e3 A pity. 26... c7c5  27. e7d5  27... e8e5 At last showing some activity. Radjabov has  significantly improved his chances. 28. d5c3  28... b7d8  29. d1d2 While Nepomniachtchi is moving in the wrong  direction. 29... d8e6  30. e3h6 After this trade, Black's position becomes  comfortable. 30... g7h6  31. d2h6  31... f8f4 Forcing a kingside weakening. 32. g2g3  32... f4f7  33. h6c1  33... e5f5  34. f2f4  34... h7h6  35. c1d1  35... g6g5 Radjabov is following his plan. 36. h4g5  36... h6g5  37. c3e4  37... f7h7  38. e4d6  38... f5f6  39. f4f5  39... f6h6  40. g1f2 Nepomniachtchi keeps playing for a win and slowly  crosses the red line. 40... h6h2 Now Radjabov misses a great idea. True, the unthinkable  coordination after 41. f2e3  41... d4c2  42. e3e4  42... e6d4  43. f5f6 The red line... 43... h2e2  44. e4d3  44... c2a1 Now Nepomniachtchi will get his advantage back.  45. d1a1  45... e2e6  46. d6e4  46... d4f5  47. a1c1  47... h7d7  48. d3c3  48... f5d6 That's the difference. 49. c1h1 Best play by  Nepomniachtchi once again. 49... h8g8  50. e4g5  50... e6f6  51. h1d5  51... g8f8  52. d5e5 White is pushing for the  win, and with the clock close to seconds it is much more enjoyable to play with the queen, especially when the knight assists it. 52... d6e8  53. g5e6  53... f8f7  54. e6c5  54... d7e7  55. e5d5  55... f7g7  56. d5g5  56... g7f7  57. g5d5  57... f7g7  58. b2b3  With two extra pawns, White is winning. He slowly consolidates. 58... e8d6  59. c3b4  59... d6f7  60. b4a3  60... f6d6  61. d5c4  61... d6g6  62. c4d4  62... g7g8  63. c5e4  63... e7e6  64. g3g4  64... g8h7  65. a3b2  65... e6b6  66. d4d7  66... h7g7  67. d7a7  67... g6e6  68. e4g5  68... e6e2  69. b2a3 Not the best  square. 69... b6f6  70. g5f7 And this complicates matters. 70... f6f7  71. a7d4  71... g7g8  72. d4c4  72... e2e5  73. b3b4  73... g8g7  74. c4d4  74... f7e7  75. a3b3  75... g7g6  76. a2a3 The pawns are  moving again, and Nepomniachtchi finally grinds down his opponent. 76... g6g5  77. b3a4  77... e5e4  78. d4b6  78... e4e6  79. b6f2  79... g5g4  80. b4b5  80... e6e3  81. f2g1  81... g4f4  82. g1h2  82... f4f5  83. h2h5  83... f5f4  84. h5c5  84... e7e5  85. c5f8  85... f4e4  86. a4a5  86... e3f3  87. f8b4  87... e4f5 