Paris Day 13 RECAP: Caitlin Parker finishes with bronze; Noah Lyles reportedly struck down by COVID before 200m final; Team USA survives almighty scare against Serbia

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They scored six points in two seconds. And just like that, against what looked like overwhelming odds, the U.S. Olympic men's basketball team was on its way.

To a comeback. To a win. And to another Olympic gold medal game.

Stephen Curry scored 36 points, including a go-ahead 3-pointer with 2:16 left, and the U.S. will play for gold in the Paris Olympics after beating Serbia 95-91.

The U.S. trailed by 17 points in the first half, plus faced an 11-point halftime deficit — the biggest one successfully overcome by an American team since NBA players were added to the Olympic mix in 1992.

Serbia led by 11 with 7:19 left. The rest of the way, all U.S.

It'll be the U.S. against host France for gold in a dream matchup for the host nation on, while Serbia will face Germany earlier Saturday for bronze.

The whole game changed in the fourth after a wild sequence saw the U.S. score six points in two seconds. Kevin Durant made a 3-pointer while Anthony Davis was getting fouled. The U.S. got another possession, and off the inbounds Devin Booker made another 3-pointer.

Just like that, a 78-67 lead for Serbia was down to 78-73. The comeback was on, and Curry's 3 put the U.S. up for good. He added a pair of free throws with 8.2 seconds left to make it a two-possession game and the Americans escaped.

Joel Embiid scored 19 points and LeBron James added 16 for the U.S., which is now assured of its 20th medal in 20 Olympic appearances.

Bogdan Bogdanovic scored 20 points for Serbia, which got 17 from Nikola Jokic and 15 from Aleksa Avramovic.

Serbia coach Svetislav Petic kept saying the same thing all summer, that the team the U.S. put together for the Paris Games was better than any in Olympic history. Even the Dream Team, he insisted.

A barrage of Serbian 3-pointers had the Americans squarely on the ropes, until the game changed in the fourth. The U.S. improved to 144-6 all-time in Olympic play, 63-4 since NBA players were added to the Olympics in 1992.

The comeback kept Kevin Durant's hopes of becoming the first four-time Olympic men's gold medallist very much alive,

And of all the U.S. semi-final moments, this was like few others. The four-point final margin was the second closest in American history in the Olympic semi-finals; the U.S. beat Lithuania by two in the 2000 semi-finals in Sydney, on the way to gold there.

Curry gets the two from the free throw line.

Serbia goes down the court with speed but miss a three-pointer.

LeBron grabs the rebound. And thats it!

Team USA survives.

A 32-15 fourth quarter from the US gets them home.

They were losing by 17 points at one point and were down going in the final frame. But they advance. Extraordinary stuff from the star-studded team.

95-91

Kevin Durant hits a long jumper to extend the lead.

Steph Curry is fouled with 8.2 seconds left.

USA 93-91

Joel Embiid fouls the Hawks sharp-shooter and he sinks the bucket.

USA 91-89

Steph Curry puts the US ahead with a shifty three-pointer that dipped in and out of the rim.

LeBron then drives again to the hole.

The US is on a roll.

91-86 Team USA

Serbia is 4-14 in the fourth. They regain the lead with a nice move at the rim.

Serbia 86-84

The 76ers big man is coming to life with less than three minutes left. He makes an easy 2.

Serbia is missing shots at an alarming rate.

LeBron drives to the bucket and we're level.

Time out Serbia.

84-84

Embiid converts from the charity stripe after being set up nice and close from LeBron James.

The US is putting the burners on late.

Serbia 84-80

Bogdan Bogdanovic hits a three to extend the lead to eight but the US hit straight back.

Joel Embiid starting to get involved.

14 points for the US in the final quarter - less than 6 minutes left.

Serbia 82-77