Neymar wowed by LeBron James

Lewis Hamilton (left) and Neymar watch as Golden State Warriors beat Cleveland Cavaliers

Neymar is used to dazzling supporters at major finals - but on Sunday night it was the Barcelona star left open-mouthed.

The Brazilian had courtside seats to watch the Cleveland Cavaliers take on the Golden State Warriors in game two of the NBA Finals.

And after watching LeBron James pull off a magnificent dunk, Neymar couldn't help but be impressed

Hamilton and Neymar can only laugh as LeBron James pulls off an incredible play

James gets up high to dunk, but he struggled down the stretch on both ends of the floor

The pair met NFL star Odell Beckham Jnr before the second game of the NBA Finals

The Barca forward, enjoying a holiday in the United States after a long season, was filmed looking awestruck as James put on a show, turning towards Hamilton and sharing a disbelieving laugh with the F1 star. 

But despite the Cavs man's triple-double, he was unable to prevent his team falling to a second straight defeat, as Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant led the Warriors to a 132-113 win.

Three-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton was also in attendance, sitting next to Neymar in the prime courtside seats.

They also ran into NFL star Odell Beckham Jnr at the game, sharing a hug with the New York Giants receiver. 

After the game the pair posed with members of the victorious Warriors team, while Neymar presented Durant with a Barcelona shirt.

They also had time for a picture with Draymond Green, with Neymar cheekily standing on a chair to redress the height difference between the two men.  

Neymar was obviously impressed with one of LeBron James' most spectacular plays

The Brazilian presented Kevin Durant with a signed Barcelona jersey after the game

Neymar and Hamilton pose with Warriors star Draymond Green at the Oracle Arena

On the court the Warriors overcame 20 turnovers and a triple-double by Cleveland's LeBron James to beat the Cavaliers 132-113 at Oracle Arena.

Durant was once again the best player on the court as he electrified the gold-clad sold-out crowd in Oakland with 33 points and 13 rebounds to go along with five blocks three steals.

Guard Stephen Curry had a triple-double of his own but also committed eight turnovers.

It means that, after two games, the Warriors lead 2-0 in the seven-game series.  

Kevin Durant and Stephen Curry celebrate as Golden State Warriors extend their Finals lead

Durant, pictured defending Chaning Frye, was once again the best player on the court

Durant hit 33 points and 13 rebounds as he and Curry led Golden State to another victory

James posted a triple-double, but was not able to inspire Cleveland to level the series