Rxc5!!
To me, this is one of the first moves I considered and it was irresistible. (the first was b4, but then a6! solves most of black's problems) A positional player like me could not resist exploiting all those dark squares around the black king, preventing black from castling, and going for a strong attack. By the way, I did not calculate the variation to the end. I placed faith in my move.
…bxc5
Well there’s nothing else, otherwise black will be down a piece
And since I gave you a little hint, I’ll play out the next move.
Nd6+ Ke7
Kf8 doesn’t help. Ne5 picks up the f7 pawn and also clears the way for Qh5 with killing mating threats. Ke7 allows possible Qxd6 operations as well as defending the f7 pawn with Rf8. And I’ll also play the next move, since you got another hint! Don’t worry, I’ll let you figure things out next move.
Ne5! f6
Hey, it’s not great, but it’s not like black had anything much better. Now what should white do?

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