The 2008 Bora Kostić Memorial in Vršac brings together two familiar names from Serbian chess: Nikola Sedlak and Miloš Perunović. The tournament honours Bora Kostić, and Sedlak has the white pieces in this encounter.
Nikola Sedlak and Miloš Perunović meet at the 2008 Bora Kostić Memorial in Vršac. An unusual position emerges straight from the opening: the white king stays on f1, a rook goes to a3, and the black queen heads off to collect material. Once she takes the rook, Sedlak is an exchange down, with a clear plan on the other side of the board.
With h4 and hxg5 he opens the h-file. His remaining rook enters on h6, the queen arrives on d5 with check, and defending becomes increasingly difficult. Keep an eye on the bishop on d6: while the checks get the attention, it cuts off important escape squares. After the rooks are exchanged, queen and pawn carry on the attack until 28.g6+, when Perunović resigns.