Team USA Wins Over Serbia to Advance in FIBA World Cup

Team USA Comeback Victory

Team USA made a remarkable comeback against Serbia on Thursday, winning 95-91 to advance to the semifinals of the FIBA World Cup. After a slow start with Serbia taking an early lead, Team USA rallied to even out the scoreline. In the end, it was a clutch performance from Stephen Curry with 36 points that helped secure the victory.

Serbia's Strong Start

Serbia started the game with full force, dominating the first quarter and leading by a significant margin. Team USA struggled to keep up with Serbia's offensive prowess and found themselves trailing by double digits. However, the American team refused to give up and gradually chipped away at Serbia's lead.

Team USA's Comeback

In the second quarter, Team USA came out with renewed determination and started to turn the game around. They tightened up their defense, limited Serbia's scoring opportunities, and began to find their own rhythm offensively. By halftime, Team USA had cut Serbia's lead to just a few points.

Curry's Dominance

In the second half, Stephen Curry took control of the game, putting on a shooting clinic. He drained several crucial three-pointers and led Team USA's comeback charge. Curry's scoring exploits demoralized Serbia and gave Team USA the confidence they needed to complete the victory.

Serbia's Disappointment

For Serbia, the loss was a bitter disappointment. Despite their strong start, they were unable to maintain their momentum against a determined Team USA. Nikola Jokic, Serbia's star player, had a solid performance but was unable to match Curry's brilliance.