GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Dustin Penner scored with 49 seconds left in the third period to give the Los Angeles Kings a 3-2 victory over the Phoenix Coyotes in a split-squad pre-season game on Wednesday night. Penner shot eluded Jason LaBarberas glove and trickled into the net. Down 2-1, the Kings responded with two third-period goals for the win. Tyler Toffoli redirected Patrick Mullens shot on goal with Los Angeles on the power play at 14:14 of the final period. That came less than four minutes after captain Shane Doan put Phoenix ahead. Doan gave Phoenix a brief lead when he converted Ray Whitneys pass from the right face-off circle at 10:29 of the final period. The game started with the teams trading goals just over five minutes into the game. After a scoreless second period, Doan gave Phoenix the brief lead until the L.A. comeback. The Kings Ethan Moreau started the scoring when he poked a backhand in behind Coyotes goaltender Mike Smith just 1:19 into the game. Phoenix tied it about four minutes later when defenceman Keith Yandle redirected a perfect centring pass from Lauri Korpikoski into the net at 5:22. Late in the second period, the Kings nearly broke the 1-1 tie. On the power play, Penners wrist shot hit the right goal post behind LaBarbera, who replaced Smith midway through the period. The Kings combined goaltending of Jonathan Bernier and Jeff Zatkoff stopped 27 of 29 Phoenix shots. [url=http://www.bruinshockeyproshop.com/Phil-Esposito-Bruins-Jersey/]http://www.... . MLSE is Canadas largest sports and entertainment company and owner of the premier professional sports teams in Canadas largest marketplace: The Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Raptors, Toronto Marlies and Toronto FC. On Dec. 9, Bell announced it had, in a joint ownership arrangement with Rogers Communications Inc., agreed to purchase a net 75 percent ownership position in MLSE from Ontario Teachers Pension Plan Board. [url=http://www.bruinshockeyproshop.com/Brad-Marchand-Bruins-Jersey/]http://www.... . Belhandas second strike was a contender for the goal of the season, as he chested down a pass from Giroud on the edge of the penalty area and acrobatically scissor-kicked the ball into the top corner. "Weve got seven games left and if we approach all of them the way we have been doing recently, then we can start to believe," Belhanda said. [url=http://www.bruinshockeyproshop.com/Carl-Soderberg-Bruins-Jersey/]http://www... . Though Bender has never played at right back for his club Bayer Leverkusen, he took over the role during Germanys Euro 2012 training for Saturdays game against the Portuguese. "Ive liked a lot what Ive seen in training, Lars Bender could do it well," Loew said. [url=http://www.bruinshockeyproshop.com/Milan-Lucic-Bruins-Jersey/]http://www.br... . Jenkins, will be making his first big league start after 10 consecutive relief outings. The 24-year-old allowed two hits and no runs through his first five outings across seven innings, but has been scored upon at least once in each of his last five performances. [url=http://www.bruinshockeyproshop.com/Marc-Savard-Bruins-Jersey/]http://www.br... . He could have fooled anyone. While Luck acknowledged that he was still trying to get acclimated to a new playbook, a new locker room and new teammates, those who watched closely on Friday said the new Indianapolis Colts quarterback looked a whole lot like the one they remembered at Stanford. SENDAI, Japan -- Yoko Tanaka and Ayaka Michigami scored a goal each Wednesday to give Japan a 2-2 draw with New Zealand at the womens under-20 World Cup. New Zealand took a 1-0 lead in the Group A match on an own-goal by Ayu Nakada in the 11th minute and doubled the advantage four minutes later on a long-range effort by Rosie White. Tanaka cut the lead in the 37th and Michigamis header in the 71st pulled the hosts level. Both Japan and New Zealand have four points. Japan next faces Switzerland while New Zealand takes on Mexico on Sunday. Also in Group A, Sofia Huerta and Olivia Jimenez scored in the second half to lead Mexico to a 2-0 win over Switzeerland for its first win of the tournament.dddddddddddd. Switzerland was handed its second loss and cannot advance to the quarterfinals. In Saitama, Giovanna Oliveiras header in the 87th minute gave Brazil a 1-1 draw with Nigeria in Group B. Francisca Ordega gave Nigeria a 1-0 lead with a superbly hit drive in the final minute of the first half but Oliveiras late equalizer secured a share of the points for Brazil. Nigeria has four points and plays Italy on Sunday. Brazil, with two points, faces a must-win encounter with South Korea. South Korea beat Italy 2-0 on second-half goals from Lee Geum-min and Jeoun Eun-ha. 10:06ET 22-08-12 ' ' '