White to move and checkmate in 5.
5rk1/2R2p1p/p5pP/3NN1Pn/4P3/8/3rqPKB/R7 w – – 0 1
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e7 f7 c8 d8 f8++
1. Ne7+ Kh8
2. Nf7+ Rf7
3. Rc8+ Rd8
4. Rd8+ Rf8
5. Rf8 checkmate
1.Ne7+ Kh8
2.Nxf7+ Rxf7
3.Rc8+ Rd8
4.Rxd8+ Rf8
5.Rxf8+ #
Start off with Ne7ch forcing Kh8. Then
Nxf7ch Rxf7
Rc8ch mates in 2 more if the rooks are interposed.766
Ne7+! Kh8 Nxf7+ Rxf7 Rc8+ Rd8 Rxd8+ Rf8 Rxf8#
Here we go:
1. Ne7+, Kh8
2. Nf7+, Rxf7
3. Rc8+, Rd8
4. Rxd8+, Rf8
5. Rxf8#
Two consecutive knight checks followed by a rook check on c8 should seal win it
1. Ne7+ Kh8 2. N:f7+ R:f7 3. Rc8+ Rd8 4. R:d8+ Rf8 5. R:f8#
1. Ne7+ Kh8 2. Nxf7+ Rxf7 3. Rc8+ Rd8 4. Rxd8+ Rf8 5. Rxf8 #
1. Ne7+ Kh8 2. Nxf7+ Rxf7 3. Rc8+ Rd8 4. Rxd8+ Rf8 5. Rxf8#
Nf7 Kh8 Ng7 Rxg7 Rc8 Rd8 Rxd8 Rf8 Rxf8+
Nf7 Kh8 Ng7 Rxg7 Rc8 Rd8 Rxd8 Rf8 Rxf8+
You can do checkmate in 4
1.Ne7+
2.Nf7+
3.Rc8+
4.Rf8#
1.Nf6+Kh8
2.Nxf7+Rxf7
3.Rc8+Rd8
4.Rxd8+Rf8
5.Rxf8#