Take a minute to look at this position. White has just played
22.Qxb7 and looks to be in complete control, a rook and two pawns up. Faced with the ‘inevitable’ Black finds a move that ends the game immediately. Can you see it?

The game was played in the 1974/5 Hastings Masters between GM Rafael Vaganian from Armenia and GM Albin Planinec from Slovenia.
Answer:
22…Qc7+! 0-1 A classic deflection move, after
23.Qxc7 Nb3 is mate!
Reference: 'Littlewoods Choice' ChessMoves Jan/Feb 2009, p.14.