LOS ANGELES (AFP) - The Golden State Warriors rallied late to edge the Indiana Pacers 102-100 on Monday (Dec 13) as two-time league MVP Stephen Curry now sits just two three-pointers back of breaking Ray Allen's National Basketball Association all-time record.

Curry came into the game needing seven threes to break the milestone. He scored 26 points and drained five threes, and now needs just one to tie and two to break Allen's mark of 2,973.

Curry finished with six rebounds and six assists, but he also had seven turnovers. In 35 minutes of playing time, he shot five of 15 from beyond the arc in front of a crowd of 17,018 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse arena in Indianapolis.