Luka Doncic won a scoring duel over Stephen Curry, Tim Hardaway Jr. buried a key late 3-pointer and the Dallas Mavericks snapped a four-game losing streak with a 116-113 victory over the visiting Golden State Warriors on Tuesday night in a rematch of last year’s Western Conference finals.

Doncic finished with a game-high 41 points as part of a triple-double that included game highs of 12 rebounds and 12 assists.

He hit a 14-foot jumper that extended a one-point lead to 115-112 with 59 seconds remaining.

Curry, who led the Warriors with 32 points, hit a free throw six seconds later but was called for a controversial traveling violation while lining up a potential go-ahead 3-point attempt with 10.1 seconds left.

Dorian Finney-Smith increased the Dallas lead again to three with a free throw with 4.4 seconds remaining, but he left the door open for overtime when he missed the second attempt.

After a timeout to advance the ball, Klay Thompson misfired on an open 3-pointer, ending Golden State’s three-game winning streak.

Hardaway had 22 points for the Mavericks, including a 3-pointer that gave Dallas the lead for good with 1:49 remaining after Curry had hit a go-ahead trey of his own 20 seconds earlier.

Doncic, the league’s leading scorer, connected on 14 of 27 shots and four of his nine 3-point attempts. He padded his fifth 40-point game of the season with a 9-for-15 effort at the free-throw line.

Dallas’ Spencer Dinwiddie chipped in 14 points before being ejected early in the fourth period for nailing Jordan Poole in the face with an elbow. Josh Green came off the bench to aid the hosts’ cause with 13 points.

With Hardaway hitting 5 of 11, the Mavericks outscored the Warriors 45-33 on 3-pointers.

Curry had five of Golden State’s 11 treys, but he needed 14 tries to get them. He shot 11-for-24 overall.

Jonathan Kuminga came off the Golden State bench to post a 14-point, 10-rebound double-double, while Draymond Green (12 points), Kevon Looney (11), Anthony Lamb (11) and Andrew Wiggins (10) also scored in double figures.

Thompson had just five points, missing seven of his nine shots and five of six 3-point attempts. Poole finished with nine points to go with a team-high nine assists.

–Field Level Media