Williams hits a three to fifaah

On a night when Kobe Bryant took another step up the ladder of statistical basketball at FIFA 18 Coins immortality, it was Louis Williams who played the role of hoops hero as the Sixers' reserve guard scored 14 of his 24 points in the fourth quarter in the Sixers 95-90 win over the Lakers Monday night in Philadelphia.As Williams went on a rampage in winning time, Kobe hiccuped over and over again down the stretch, dominating his team's offense late in the game and firing brick and brick for a 1-10 shooting fourth quarter.Kobe started hot, shooting 8-14 for 24 first half points and, for  Fut Coins a stretch, there was no shot Kobe wasn't attempting -- and making. But just as the first half was the hot side, the second half proved to be a very cold, cold place for the new No. 5 all-time scorer in NBA history.In that 1-10 fourth quarter for Kobe, he attempted six consecutive Laker shots inside the last three minutes and seven of eight overall, a streak broken only by Pau Gasol's attempted tip of a Kobe miss. Of those seven, Kobe made only one against a variety of Sixers defenders that included mainly Andre Iguodala and Evan Turner. While Kobe's frozen ropes seemed like they would never end for Laker fans, Williams' run was quick and through the heart of Los Angeles' defense. Lou made seven baskets in the game, and four came in the final four minutes at the most clutch of times:86-81, Lakers -- Williams hits a three to fifaah make it 86-84, Lakers.88-86, Lakers -- Williams makes a two, making it 88-88. 88-88 -- Williams makes another three, giving Philly a 91-88 lead.91-88, Sixers -- Williams makes a two, putting the Sixers up 93-88, the final victory margin of five.Also for Los Angeles Andrew Bynum posted his second 20-point, 20-rebound game of the year, making him only the second player in the league to have multiple 20-20s this season (Dwight Howard is the other).