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In an electrifying turn of events, the U.S. men’s basketball team orchestrated a thrilling comeback to defeat Serbia 95-91, securing their spot in the gold medal game at the Paris Olympics.
Stephen Curry was pivotal in this victory, contributing 36 points, including a crucial three-pointer in the final minutes that essentially sealed the game. This match marked a significant turnaround, with the U.S. overcoming a 17-point deficit in the first half, the largest since NBA players began participating in the Olympics.
The game’s momentum shifted dramatically in the fourth quarter. A remarkable sequence unfolded when Kevin Durant landed a three-pointer while Anthony Davis was simultaneously fouled. The subsequent possession allowed Devin Booker to hit another three-pointer, swiftly narrowing a 78-67 deficit to just five points.
This comeback set the stage for Curry’s late-game heroics, with his three-pointer giving the U.S. a permanent lead. He later clinched the game with free throws, ensuring a four-point lead with only seconds remaining.
The U.S. team’s resilience was on full display, setting up a highly anticipated final against host nation France. Meanwhile, Serbia will contend for the bronze against Germany.
As the U.S. team prepares for the final showdown on Saturday night, their remarkable recovery from a substantial halftime deficit highlights their determination and skill, promising an exciting culmination to their Olympic journey.
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