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World Chess Championship
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| Round 2 : Portisch - Tal |
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| after 25...h7-h5 |
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| Round 2 : Spassky - Tringov |
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| after 35.Be3-g5(xP) |
| (35...fxg5 36.Nxg5 Bh6 37.Ne6 with attack) |
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| Round 3 : Evans - Berger |
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| after 16.Nd4-e6(xP) |
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| Round 5 : Larsen - Perez |
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| after 16.Rf3-h3 |
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| Round 6 : Foguelman - Bronstein |
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| after 15...Nd5-f4(xP) |
| (16.Ne2 Nh3+ 17.Kg2 Nxf2 wins) |
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| Round 7 : Larsen - Berger |
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| after 10.Qf3-g4 |
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| Round 9 : Larsen - Lengyel |
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| after 67.d4-d5+ |
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The following position is a curious case of mutual blindness. Darga resigned in a winning position. Both players imagined that 43.Ke3 was impossible because it would place the King under attack by the Rook on e6! The premature resignation may even have cost Darga a place in the subsequent playoff for the last spot in the Candidates matches.
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| Round 11 : Darga - Lengyel |
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| after 41...Re6-e2(xN)+ 0-1? |
| (42.Rxe2 Bh4+ 43.Ke3 wins easily) |
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| Round 12 : Vranesic - Larsen |
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| after 29...Re8-e5(xB) |
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| Round 13 : Tal - Bilek |
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| after 15.Nd4-e6 |
| (15...Qd6 16.Nxg7+) |
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| Round 15 : Larsen - Portisch |
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| after 19.h5-h6 |
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| Round 16 : Evans - Tal |
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| after 38...f7-f5+ |
| (39.gxf6 e.p. h5+ 40.Kxh5 Qf3+ wins) |
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| Round 19 : Bronstein - Larsen |
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| after 21...Be1-f2(xP)+ |
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| Round 22 : Larsen - Spassky |
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| after 33.Rb1-b2 |
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| Round 23 : Tal - Tringov |
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| after 13.Qd2-d6 |
| (13...Qxc3 14.Red1 Nd7 15.Bxf7+ wins) |
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