Tonight, the Houston Rockets and Golden State Warriors face off in a winner-take-all Game 7 to advance to the second round of the Playoffs.

Down 3-1 in the series, the Rockets seemed dead in the water. But with an offensive resurgence from Fred VanVleet, highly impactful minutes from Steven Adams and the team's continued leaning on its defense, it's now all tied up. In Game 6, Houston waltz into Chase Center and delivered a lopsided eight-point win to swing the momentum and send the series back to Houston for the final game.

The Rockets are obviously the more youthful team, led by VanVleet, Adams and Dillon Brooks as its essential lone veterans — and Golden State having a wealth of championship experience in superstar Stephen Curry and Defensive Player of the Year candidate Draymond Green. But the pressure now lies with Golden State to avoid blowing a 3-1 lead, which it infamously did back in the 2016 Finals.

Injuries haven't played a major factor — with Golden State winning it's one full game without star Jimmy Butler — but health has leaned somewhat in Houston's favor.

Here are the injury reports for both teams ahead of the win-or-go-home matchup:

Jock Landale — Out: Right knee contusion

Jae’Sean Tate — Out: right ankle impingement

Stephen Curry — Available: right thumb splint

Gary Payton II — Avaialbe: left thumb splint