[FEN "8/5p1k/1P4p1/2P4p/2b4P/5Q2/5PP1/4qBK1 b - - 0 44"]
This position occurred on move 44 in the Carlsen vs Gelfand game in the World Championship Candidates, 2013.
Here, Gelfand played the losing move 44...Qxf1+. However, I analyzed the position after 44...Bxf1! and I do not see a win for White. Black sets up a blockade to stop the queenside passed pawns from advancing.
[FEN "8/1Q3p1k/1P4p1/2P4p/2b4P/8/5PP1/4qBK1 w - - 0 44"]
1. Qf3 Bxf1
2. Qxf7+ Kh8
3. Qf6+ Kh7
4. Kh2 Qe8
5. Qf4 Qd7
6. Qf3 Bb5
7. b7 Qc7+
8. g3 Kg7
And how does White win? Black blockades the passed pawns. If White tries to use his kingside pawn majority, his own king gets exposed and could lead to a perpetual check.
44... Bxf1
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