Forced - but no less strong for all that.

Desperado? The alternative was 22.Qe2, protecting both e6 and b2.

23...Bf6 aims to round up that e7-pawn.

As I said before, generous opponent, or perhaps just lack of focus at this point.

At this point I think the game moves out of White's reach. Instead 26.Qb5! Rxe7 27.Qb8ch! Kg7 28.Qxd6 offered the means of resistance in the major piece endgame, Black's two extra pawns being doubled and isolated. Were Black to protect the rook instead of taking the e-pawn, then 26...Kf7 27.Qxc4ch Kxe7?! 28.Re1ch Kf7 29.Rxe8 Kxe8 30.Qe6ch Kf8 31.Qxd6ch ... 32.Qxc5 with a drawn end game.

After 26. Qb5! Maye black is better advise to play 26.... Kf7 and capture the e pawn at his convenience.

A move too late. Black has now a winning game.

Yeah, not looking good for white. Let's see how the endgame turns out.

This endgame looks winning to me. It is probably hard but black as connected outside passers that look very strong and white is tied down to the defense of the e7 square, which is their only trump in the position.

Black is effectively two-and-a-half pawns ahead in the Queen endgame. The process may well be drawn out, but should not be too difficult for Black.

Yeah I think this is a straight forward win for black unless someone makes a drastic mistake.

White simply lacks the reinforcements to push his 'attack' home.

How nice is e4 or e5! Very nice.

I take back with the pawn which then becomes a queen, with check.

Better was 30.gxf5, but 30....Qe5!? would still have been still good enough to win.