Warriors Fall To Los Angeles Clippers

In the absence of Steve Curry, Kevin Durant and Klay Thompson stood out for Golden State Warriors, but the game went Los Angeles Clippers' way as Lou Williams hit a late two pointer in overtime before a late foul from Durant gave out the game eventually. 

Warriors rallied back in fourth quarter from 106-96 and dragged the game into overtime with a Thompson's three pointer, but Lou Williams fought back for Clippers late in overtime and ended the game by 121 - 116. 

After the game, Warriors head coach Steve Kerr, admitted that Clippers were the better side as he says, "We didn't play very weĺl at all for about 40 plus minutes." 

He added "our defense turned up in the last six minutes and thaf got us in the game. It gave us a chance to win  but we didn't deserve it."

Warriors' two-time MVP winner Steve Curry is currently ruled out with groin injury, but his teammates Durant and Thompson outscored their opponents with 33 and 31 points respectively. 

The defending champions dropped their second game in three matches since Curry became ruled out with injury during their defeat to Milkauwee Bucks on Friday.