Havlat's late score helps Senators tie Flyers

PHILADELPHIA -- The Ottawa Senators used a little luck to snap the Philadelphia Flyers' seven-game home winning streak.

Martin Havlat scored a fluke unassisted goal at 7:12 of the third period to lift the Senators to a 1-1 tie with the Flyers on Tuesday night.

Havlat's shot from inside the right circle trickled off Philadelphia goaltender Roman Cechmanek, but Flyers defenseman Kim Johnsson tipped the puck back into the net with the blade of his stick in a clearing attempt.

"It was just bad luck," Johnsson said. "I didn't see it. It just bounced off my skate. I tried to stop it, and Cechmanek tried to stop it. I guess we weren't fast enough."

Jeremy Roenick scored for the Flyers, who had their eight-game winning streak stopped with a 5-2 loss in Pittsburgh on Monday.

Ottawa's Patrick Lalime made 42 saves, including a spectacular glove save on a wrist shot by Roenick with 21.3 seconds left in overtime to preserve the tie. The play was reviewed by officials, who thought the puck might have crossed the line, but they quickly ruled it was not a goal.

"I knew it was in my glove," Lalime said. "People were going crazy, but maybe they didn't see what happened. The only thing I think was if my glove went in and out. But it was pretty clear it never crossed."

Roenick agreed with Lalime.

"I was right there," Roenick said. "I saw it. I knew that it didn't go over."

Cechmanek, who had won his previous seven decisions, had 33 saves, including a big stop on a backhander from in close by Karel Rachunek with less than three minutes to go in the third period.

"We competed and played hard," Ottawa coach Jacques Martin said. "But in the second period, we just had too many turnovers inside the offensive zone."

Roenick, who leads the Flyers with 49 points, scored at 4:08 of the second period when he deflected Eric Desjardin's slap shot from just inside the blue line.

Notes: Johnsson played in his 200th NHL game. ... The Flyers had won only one of seven previous home games against the Senators (1-5-1). ... Ottawa's Radek Bonk had his five-game scoring streak (six points) snapped. ... The Flyers' 43 shots were the most allowed by the Senators this season. ... Ottawa is tied with Detroit for the NHL lead with 155 goals scored.