He took my pawn with his Knight without first playing Ke3 to prevent my knight from going f4 and getting an attack on his queen side pawns that semi-forcibly led to me winning a pawn back. Soon after I got my own endgame swindle as he foolishly traded off our knights in a way which gave me 2 connected past pawns vs his 1 in a KP endgame. It doesn't make quite as good a puzzle, but I ended up finding the only winning idea that the positional advantage he gave me allowed for in this position.
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My daily format opponent almost stole this otherwise drawn endgame from me after I made a foolish error on the previous move with Rd6, but he fell just short of solidifying his advantage. Can you find everything he and I missed?