Phoenix goalie Ilya Bryzgalov, left, celebrates the Coyotes' win against Philadelphia with teammate Taylor Pyatt on Saturday. (Ross D. Franklin/Associated Press)

Keith Yandle scored a power-play goal with 9:41 remaining to help the Phoenix Coyotes beat the Philadelphia Flyers 3-1 on Saturday night for their second victory in three games.

"I just found a lane and Lombo [Matthew Lombardi], he's a great passer," Yandle said. "He found me and I shot it where I wanted it. It's usually not like that."

Lombardi had a power-play goal and an assist, and Shane Doan added an empty-net goal without putting the puck in the net for the Coyotes.

Scott Hartnell scored for the Flyers, who have lost two straight after winning seven of their previous eight.

Yandle's goal came moments after Adrian Aucoin bobbled a bouncing puck on the blue-line.

As coach John Stevens and the Flyers bench screamed for an offside call, Aucoin moved the puck to Lombardi, who passed to Yandle at the top of the left circle. Yandle took one stride and beat Emery with a wrist shot past his outstretched glove.

"I guess the other guys, the other team, thought it maybe was an offside," Lombardi said. "Yands [Yandle] just found a hole there and I kind of threw it to him and he made a great shot."

Doan was credited with a goal with 39.9 seconds left when he was hooked by Chris Pronger while attempting to shoot on the empty net after Emery was pulled for an extra attacker.

Although the puck did not cross the goal line, the hooking infraction on an empty net is deemed a goal, according to the NHL rulebook.

The Flyers defenceman didn't agree.

"He [the referee] said I got him on the hands but I got him on the stick," Pronger said. "I disagree. I didn't think it should have been a goal. I didn't even think it was a penalty. He had his stick down. How am I going to get him on the hands when I lifted his stick?"

After a scoreless first period, Lombardi briefly gave Phoenix the lead. Doan drove the puck into the low slot, tapped a back pass to Robert Lang in the right circle and Lang found Lombardi in the middle of the left circle for the one-timer past Emery at 4:49 of the second period.

"We've been looking for a couple of plays that matter and those were the plays," Coyotes coach Dave Tippett said.

The Flyers answered quickly, with Hartnell taking a long outlet pass from Claude Giroux while skating backward into the Phoenix zone before turning and firing the puck over Ilya Bryzgalov's glove and just inside the right post.