[Event "Malmö Open"]  [Site "Malmö"]  [Date "2013.12.15"]  [Round "7"]  [White "Lindberg, Bengt"]  [Black "Hillarp Persson, Tiger"]  [Result "0-1"]  [ECO "B06"]  [PlyCount "102"]   1. e4 g6 2. d4 Bg7 3. Nc3 d6 4. Be3 a6 5. Qd2 b5 6. a4 b4 {The knight is  misplaced here.} 7. Na2 $6 ({Better is} 7. Nd1 a5 8. c3 bxc3 9. bxc3 {when the  knight on d1 can go to f2 later (after f2-f3).}) 7... a5 ({There is something  to be said for} 7... Nf6 {since it forces White to defend the e-pawn  immediately.}) 8. c3 (8. c4 $5 {is interesting with the idea} bxc3 9. Nxc3 $1 {  and although I'm unsure about how good it is to take back with the knight in  this pawn structure, it at least means that White will be able to ignore  Ng8-f6 and thereby save f2-f3.}) 8... Nf6 9. f3 bxc3 10. bxc3 (10. Nxc3 O-O {  and Black can continue with Nb8-a6-b4 with an excellent game.}) 10... O-O 11.  Bd3 e5 12. Ne2 c6 13. O-O Nbd7 {If White had played 7.Nd1 instead of Na2, then  it would have been possible to continue with Nf2 now, when White would still  hold a small initiative.} 14. Kh1 $1 {This is an important prerequisite if  White wants to meet a future dxe4 with fxe4, without allowing me to hunt down  the e3-bishop with Ng4 (which can now be met with Bg1).} d5 15. Bg5 Qc7 16.  Rab1 {I didn't like many of White's moves during this game, but still I was  not able to prove much of an advantage in the opening.} {Now I thought a long  time before deciding on} Ba6 $1 {This further weakens the white squares in  White's position.} (16... Rb8 17. Rbe1 {and I cannot exchange the bishop on c8.  }) 17. Bxa6 Rxa6 18. exd5 {Again, surprised...} ({I had seen that} 18. dxe5  Nxe5 19. Bxf6 Bxf6 20. exd5 Nc4 21. Qd3 cxd5 22. Qxd5 {loses to} Ne3 {, but  maybe 19.f4!? is better.}) 18... Nxd5 19. Nac1 Rb6 20. Rxb6 ({I was planning  to meet} 20. Nd3 $1 {with} Rxb1 21. Rxb1 Re8 {with some initiative for me.})  20... Qxb6 21. c4 {...and again!} Nb4 22. Be3 $6 ({I was most worried about}  22. d5 cxd5 (22... Qa6 23. Be7 Rb8 24. dxc6 Qxc6 25. Nb3 Bf8 26. Nxa5 Qc7 {is  a little better for Black due to the clearly better pawn structure and better  minor pieces, but White should have excellent chances of survival here.}) 23.  cxd5 Rc8 24. Nc3 {and I thought White would be rather okay. However, after} Qd4  {White is still under pressure.}) 22... Qa6 23. c5 {This is not a move White  wants to do, but there is no choice.} Re8 24. Rd1 Nd5 (24... Qc4 $1 {is  stronger, but I was getting low on time (the game was played with 2 hours/  player for the whole game), so I tried to get a position where I was  structurally better without allowing too much tactics.}) 25. Bf2 e4 $5 (25...  exd4 26. Nxd4 Nxc5 {was stronger, but I preferred a closed position with some advantage to one where I am a pawn up, but where there are lots of tactics. (My  opponent had ten minutes more on the clock...)}) 26. fxe4 Rxe4 27. Ng3 Re8 28.  Nb3 h5 $6 ({Here I could have played} 28... Qc4 $1 29. Nxa5 Qxa4 {with a clear  advantage. I am virtually a pawn up on the kingside.}) 29. Qd3 Qb7 30. Re1 ({  After} 30. Nxa5 $1 Qb4 31. Nc4 Qxa4 {I am only slightly better since White  gets to put a knight on d6.}) 30... Ra8 31. Ra1 N7f6 32. h3 Bh6 33. Rb1 Qd7 34.  Nd2 $2 Bxd2 $1 35. Qxd2 h4 36. Nf1 $1 Qf5 37. Rb2 $6 ({Neither does} 37. Qb2  Ne4 38. Bg1 {save the game, after} Re8 $1 {, intending Nb4 or Nc3.}) 37... Ne4  38. Qe1 g5 $2 {No, no, no. I have to blame being low on time, but here, really,  I ought to have spotted} (38... Nb4 $1 39. Ne3 Qf4 {when there is no defence  against Nd3.}) 39. Kg1 Re8 40. Ne3 Nxe3 41. Qxe3 Kg7 42. Qf3 Qd5 43. Rb7 Kg6  44. Rb2 f6 45. Re2 f5 46. Re1 Rb8 47. Qe2 Rb3 48. Qc2 Ra3 49. Qb2 Qa2 ({I did  not have the time to calculate} 49... Ra2 50. Qb8 Rxf2 51. Qe8+ Qf7 52. Qxc6+ {  correctly, which is a bit silly since} Kg7 {is over-and-out.}) 50. Qxa2 Rxa2  51. Be3 $2 (51. d5 $1 Nxf2 $1 52. dxc6 Rc2 53. c7 Nxh3+ 54. gxh3 Rxc5 55. Re6+  Kf7 56. Re5 Rc1+ 57. Kg2 Kf6 58. Rxa5 Rxc7 {and Black should win.}) 51... Rxa4  {and I won after a further ten-fifteen moves played in time trouble.} 0-1