ANATOLY KARPOV TEACHES WITH PAUL MORPHY

For this new publication, liked me the next game, taken from the book "Find the right plan" whose authors are Anatoly Karpov and Anatoly Matsukevich (Batsford Chess, 2008). To my surprise, the authors analyze several Paul Morphy's games and the concept that the American genius had about time in chess, and the technique of attack with pawns and pieces. The authors say: "In chess, as in life, a plan is a general concept that unifies a series of moves and actions directed towards achieving the main aim. As Emmanuel Lasker justifiably remarked, it's better to play according to a flawed plan, than with no plan at all"