The Evergreen Game
Adolf Anderssen vs Jean Dufresne
Berlin, 1852
Berlin, 1852 — Anderssen, the great attacker of the romantic era, finishes with a double-rook sacrifice and a quiet bishop mate. The nickname is Steinitz’s: "an evergreen in the laurel crown of the departed chess hero."
Result: 1–0 (White won). This game is in the public domain. Its moves are checked against the on-device engine, so the board is always correct; the commentary is our own.
Sources: Philip W. Sergeant, "A Century of British Chess" & standard 19th-c. collections (public domain) · Wikipedia, "Evergreen Game" (independent).