How did Black now prove that his King is actually the safer? #

White clearly has a huge attack, but must he now move the queen? #

White has held a small edge all game, but now Black threatens to break with 27...d5. What should White do about that? #

Black's Tango knight remains on g6, but how should he further the attack? #

It's equal material in this pawn ending, but will the weakness of the White kingside count against him? #

White's earlier rook sacrifice has led to a weakening of the Black kingside, but what's now the best way to continue? #

Black has just achieved his ideal central break, but how should White respond? #

Here I settled for a large positional advantage with 17 Qxf3 Qxf3 18 gxf3 Rxg7 19 Bxc4, but was there anything better? #

SOLUTION

Black's king has been misplaced, whilst the d6-knight is a monster. However, the c-pawn is set to drop and so what should White do? #

SOLUTION

Play has just gone 22...f5 23 e5!?, but has Black gone wrong as piece captures on e5 allow an exchange on c5, followed by f4? #

SOLUTION