ATLANTA - Krista Davey scored in stoppage time as the New York Power erased a two-goal deficit in the final six minutes and salvaged a 3-3 tie with the Atlanta Beat Saturday night. <br>
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In a game that featured four goals in the final 11 minutes plus stoppage, Kylie Bivens' unassisted goal in the 79th minute gave Atlanta the lead, and Sun Wen scored three minutes later to give Atlanta a 3-1 lead. <br>
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The Power (1-3-1) pulled within a goal on Tiffeny Milbrett's goal in the 84th minute, and Davey took advantage when the ball bounced off Atlanta's Briana Scurry who left the goal cut the ball off. <br>
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The Beat (1-3-1) remained unbeaten all-time against the Power. Atlanta held a 2-0-1 advantage over New York entering the game. <br>
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Atlanta, which is 5-1-2 all-time in games when Bivens records either a goal or an assist, scored two goals in its first four games. <br>
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Bivens, playing midfield for the first time this season, battled for a high pass and created a straight-on shot from 12 yards out to beat New York goal keeper Saskia Webber after a shot by Homare Sawa. <br>
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New York took the initial lead on Mustonen's header in the 18th minute off a crossing pass from Milbrett from the left side. <br>
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Atlanta pulled even in the 51st minute, when Nikki Serlenga's corner kick was headed in by Charmaine Hooper. <br>
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Atlanta's Sharolta Nonen and Milbrett, who had a confrontation during a preseason game in February, got into a shoving match in the 38th minute and had to be separated by game officials.
