White to move. Larsen already sacrificed a lot of materials to achieve this position. How should he continue? 
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1. Ng5 (threatens Qxh7 mate)
1. … Qg6 (the only move)
2. Qh7+! QxQ (forced)
3. Nf7 mate
Nice!
1. Ng5 Qg6 [1…Qh5 2. Qh5 +-] 2.Qh7+ Qh7 3.Nf7#
Hi Susan
1. Ng5, Qg6 the only move that seems to stop the Mate [1. …, Qh5 2. Qxh7, Qxh7 3. Nf7# Mate;and if 1. …, Qxe5 2. Qxh7# Mate]
2. Qxh7, Qxh7
3. Nf7# Mate
Good day
This is quite an easy one, at least for me. 1.Ng5 Qg6, 2.Qxh7+ Qxh7, 3.Nf7#. Just the same, thank you kindly Ms. Polgar for providing us with it, for it still serves to improve our understanding of various chess aspects: Positional analysis, tactics & strategy… Take very good care & have a great day!