1. e2e4  1... e7e5  2. g1f3  2... b8c6  3. b1c3  3... g8f6  4. a2a3 One of the ways to fight in the Four Knights. 4... f8d6 Temporarily blocking the other bishop to finish the development. 5. f1c4  5... e8g8  6. e1g1  6... h7h6  7. d2d3  7... f8e8  8. c3e2  8... d6f8  9. e2g3 And it is an Italian now. 9... d7d5  10. c4a2  10... d5e4  11. d3e4  11... c8g4 Shuvalova's play is plain and strong. 12. c1e3 A normal development move, and a novelty. 12... f6h5  13. d1d8  13... a8d8  14. h2h3 [%c_effect h3;square;h3;type;Interesting;persistent;true] An interesting, albeit dubious idea. 14... h5g3  15. f2g3  15... g4e6  16. a2e6  16... e8e6  17. f1d1  17... e6d6  18. d1d6  18... d8d6  19. g1f2 White's pawn structure has been somewhat damaged, but since the pawns are compact, they can be useful for the knight. Trent plans g3-g4 and then Nf3-h4-f5 19... f7f6  20. f2e2  20... c6d4 A tad rushy. Such knights are always very useful. 21. e3d4 [%c_effect d4;square;d4;type;GreatFind;persistent;true] Now that the pawn chain is fixed, the knight can enjoy jumping around, and choosing different attacking setups. 21... e5d4  22. a1d1  22... c7c5  23. a3a4  23... g8f7  24. f3d2  24... d6a6  25. b2b3  25... h6h5  26. d2c4  26... a6e6  27. e2f3 Defending the g3-pawn. 27... f8d6  28. g3g4  28... h5g4  29. h3g4 White is pressurizing but there is nothing decisive yet. 29... d6c7  30. d1h1  30... f7g8  31. h1h5  31... g7g5  32. h5h1  32... g8g7  33. h1d1 Trent is once more changing the attacking setup, and is looking for a breakthrough. 33... b7b6 Shuvalova, on her turn, defends everything, just in case. Always a great strategy in blitz. 34. c4a3  34... c7e5  35. a3c4  35... e5c7  36. c4b2  36... e6e7  37. b2d3 Another change of the angle of the attack. 37... g7g6  38. d1e1  38... c7e5  39. e1h1 