46. h5 Not so difficult was 46. Bh6+ Kg8 (46... Ke8 47. Re7+ Kd8 48. f7) 47. Rg7+ Kh8 48. f7 but also after the text move, White is still winning. 46... Ra3+ 47. Kg2 Ra4 48. Bh6+ Kg8 49. Rg7+ Kh8 50. Kg3! Ra5 51. Bf4? A mistake. 51. Bd2! 51... Ra3+? But Black misses his chance. 51... Nd3! 52. Bd6 Rf5! 53. Kh4 e5 54. Be7 e4 55. Rg3 Kh7 seems to draw. 52. Kg2 Ra2+ 53. Kf1 Nd3 54. Bg3 Ra5 55. Rd7? This throws away the win. 55. Ke2! Rd5 56. h6! 55... Rf5+ 56. Kg1 Nf4! Now Black can draw. 57. Be1 Rxf6 58. Bd2 Kg8 59. Bxf4 Rxf4 60. Re7 Re4 61. h6 a5 62. h7+ Kh8 63. Kf2 a4 64. Kf3 Re1 65. Ra7 Ra1 66. Re7? a3! And White resigned because of 66... a3 67. Kg2 a2 68. Ra7 e5 and the e-pawn decides (notes based on IM Roeland Pruijssers' annotations for the offical website). 0-1