1.e4
e6
2.d4
d5
3.exd5
One of two variations vs. the French that I don't ever worry about. The other is the Advance.
3...exd5
4.c4
Bb4+
5.Nc3
Nf6
6.Nf3
0-0
7.Be2
Qe7
8.0-0
The pin may be broken, but White is still in a little danger here.
8...Re8
9.Bg5
A terrible mistake. Once the c3 Knight is removed, there is only one piece holding the Bishop on e2
9...Bxc3
10.Bxf6
gxf6
Fieber said he didn't expect this recapture.
11.Bd3
Ba5
12.Nh4
dxc4
13.Bc2
The need to keep pieces pressuring the busted up K-side is understandable. But this really doesn't help much.
13...Qe2
14.Qb1
Qh5
15.g3
Bh3
Here he had had enough. 0-1. Minimally, Black can pick up an exchange, or drive off the Knight with B-d2-g5. This round was Sunday morning. I'm a morning person. (RB) 0-1