The following game would probably have never seen the light of day if Weekend Chess did not exist. The game swings widely and is riddled with mistakes, but it's more exciting than any Grandmaster games I've seen lately!
1.e4
e6
2.d4
d5
3.Nd2
Nf6
4.e5
Nfd7
5.f4
c5
6.c3
Nc6
7.Ngf3
cxd4
8.cxd4
f6
9.Bd3
Qb6
10.Bb1
Bb4
[10...Nxd4
capturing the d-pawn is extremely risky, but it may be just about playable 11.Nxd4
Qxd4
12.Qh5+
Ke7
or; 10...fxe5
11.fxe5
Nxd4
12.Nxd4
Qxd4
13.Qh5+
Kd8
]
11.Kf2?
a3 looked fine when Black does not really have anything better than 11...Be7.
11...fxe5
Obviously it was also possible to play 11...Nxd4 which is equally as effective as the text.
12.fxe5
Ncxe5
13.Nxe5
Nxe5
Perhaps even better is 13...Qxd4+ which gives White no chances at all.
14.Qh5+
Nf7
15.Nf3
g6
16.Bxg6
hxg6
17.Qxg6
Be7
18.Rd1
Bd7?
Played on autopilot I suspect, which lets White back into the game. 18...Kf8! would have avoided the problems Black now faces.
19.Ne5
Rf8
20.Bh6
0-0-0!
A very practical solution, White now has many ways to play but none of them are good enough.
21.Bxf8
[A better try would have been 21.Rac1+
Kb8
22.Nxd7+
Rxd7
23.Bxf8
Bxf8
24.Kg1
although its fairly clear that Black has a slight advantage here as well.]
21...Nxe5?
[Better here is 21...Qxb2+
not so much to capture the pawn but to prevent the White queen check at c2. Then after 22.Kg1
Nxe5
23.Rac1+
Kb8
24.Qg3
Rxf8
25.Qxe5+
Ka8
Black is clearly winning.]
22.Qc2+
Kb8??
[22...Qc6!
holds the position together.]
23.Bxe7
Ng4+
24.Kg3?
This game is becoming an epic! Much safer was 24 Kg1 and that should be that.
24...Rg8!
Again the game hangs in the balance.
25.Kf3
Nxh2+
26.Kf4??
What on earth was Black thinking here? It looks like he was in a complete panic, which I guess given the way the game has been going is quite understandable. I think he could have taken a draw with 26.Kf2 and I can't see anything better than 26...Ng4+ 27.Kf3 Nh2+ but then again, maybe White was playing for the win. If so, that was a big mistake.
26...e5+!
27.Ke3
exd4+
[27...Qh6+
was even better, but the text will do nicely.]
28.Kf2
d3+
29.Qc5
Qxb2+
30.Ke3
Qe2+
31.Kd4
Rg4+
32.Kc3
Qc2#
What a fantastic game! 0-1