The Stephen Curry-led Golden State Warriors

came from 14 down to defeat reigning NBA champions the Los Angeles Lakers last

evening.

The Warriors rallied in the fourth quarter

to close a double-digit deficit and beat the Lakers 115-113.

The Lakers started off strong, opening up

a 19-point lead in the first quarter before the Warriors put in a mighty

performance in the final quarter.

With 5:52 on the clock, Golden State trailed

106-97 before going on a scoring spree that saw them end the champs’ five-game

win streak.

After the game, Curry, who scored 26

points, said, ““We kept our

composure. The second unit was amazing both halves,” Curry said. “We got some

momentum in the second half to give us a chance and carry us down the stretch.

It was similar to the Clippers game. We’ve done it twice now, but want to get

leads early.”

The Lakers’ top man,

LeBron James, said there were some “tough calls” against the team in the second

quarter that made them undable to “get back into a rhythm.”