Both Embiid and Curry were absent! The 76ers had eight players scoring in double figures, showcasing true team basketball to dominate the Warriors and secure their fifth straight win.

On February 4th Beijing time, during the NBA regular season, the 76ers beat the Warriors 113-94 away from home, earning their fifth straight win.

For the Warriors, Spencer scored 13 points with 5 rebounds, Santos had 13 points and 2 blocks, Moody contributed 12 points, Melton added 10 points with 6 rebounds and 6 assists, Poole posted 10 points and 4 assists, and Horford scored 10 points; for the 76ers, Achiuwa put up 25 points, 7 rebounds, and 7 assists, Waterford had 16 points, 8 rebounds, and 2 blocks, Oubre scored 15 points with 6 rebounds, Maxey added 14 points, Drummond had a double-double with 12 points and 11 rebounds, Bonner contributed 11 points and 7 rebounds, Barlow scored 10 points with 6 rebounds, and Grimes added 10 points and 5 rebounds.

In the first quarter, despite Curry's absence, the Warriors unleashed a sharp three-point barrage, with Poole, Moody, Horford, and Green all hitting shots from beyond the arc. Remarkably, the Warriors’ first 15 points were all three-pointers! Near the end of the quarter, Poole again nailed crucial threes, helping the Warriors finish the period with a 32-31 lead. Without Curry, the Warriors shot an impressive 8 of 14 from three-point range in this quarter, displaying formidable shooting power.

In the second quarter, as the 76ers spread their scoring across multiple players, the Warriors failed to respond, allowing the 76ers to go on a dominant 22-6 run that significantly widened the score gap. When the Warriors fell behind by as much as 15 points, three-point shooting once again saved them, with Santos, Poole, and Moody hitting consecutive shots from outside to help close the gap. By halftime, the 76ers led 58-55. The absence of stars like Curry and Embiid turned both teams into more balanced squads, with the top scorers Poole and Achiuwa each posting only 11 points by that point.

In the third quarter, Oubre and Achiuwa hit long-range shots to signal the 76ers’ counterattack. Together, Achiuwa and Oubre scored 15 points in this quarter, nearly matching the entire Warriors team's 16 points, which helped the 76ers regain and extend their lead. At the end of the quarter, the 76ers were ahead 84-72.

In the final quarter, the 76ers continued their balanced scoring approach, with eight players reaching double digits. They expanded the lead to 22 points at 113-91, effectively putting the game out of reach. The 76ers then maintained their advantage comfortably to secure the win.

Starting lineups

Warriors: Santos, Green, Horford, Moody, Poole

76ers: Oubre, Barlow, Drummond, Achiuwa, Maxey