Swobodin v Brně

Winning in chess may be sometimes common; but what is not common, is beating an M.I.T brain! I did it!!
I had a talk with my oponent who was friendly, told that s/he is from Massachussets, and has a connection with MIT (student, degree, teacher or whatever).
Anyway, The match started with a refused Benko gambit (Volga); I could take advantage of the long diagonal — Bishops fianchetto, till we reached the following position.

Black’s turn

 
1...Ng4 2.Qxg4 Rxf1+ 3.Ng1 Nd3 4.Ne2 Nf2#
Mat à l’étouffée, we don’t see it everyday

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