| 1... | Qa6+! |
| 2.Kg2 | Qd6 |
| First, Black blockades the d-pawn | |
| 3.Qd4 | Kg8 |
| 4.Qc4 | Kf7 |
| Now the Black king aims to attack d5 | |
| 5.Qb5 | Qd8 |
| 6.f4 | Qc7 |
| 7.Kf3 | Qc3+ |
| 8.Kg4 | |
| Clearly not 8.Ke4 Qb4+! and the pawns in this formation will win for Black | |
| 8... | Ke7 |
| 9.Qb6 | h5+! |
| 10.Kxh5 | Qh3+ |
| 11.Kg5 | Qg2+ |
| 12.Kf5 | Qxd5+ |
| 13.Kg6 | Qd6+! |
| 14.Qxd6 | Kxd6 |
| 15.f5 | a4 |
| 16.Kxg7 | a3 |
| And Black won | |
| Marshall-Alekhine (1929) | |