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James MacConnel wouldn’t have been too proud of this match – he lost in the next three moves. But then, this match is the reason why his name is in most chess books today. Given a choice to get your name into the books this way, would you take it?
More importantly, black to play and win in three moves.
Answer available at http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=611100128911021
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