One Day International series 1–1. (Cricinfo) Ice hockey: At his own initiative and expense, player Brendan Shanahan convenes a summit of players, management, referees and broadcasters in Toronto to discuss the rules of the game. The participants recommends several changes, mainly designed to speed up the game and increase scoring. (TSN) Football (soccer): UEFA Champions League, Group Stage, Matchday 6 Group A: Deportivo 0 – 5 AS Monaco Group A: Liverpool 3 – 1 Olympiacos Group B: Bayer Leverkusen 3 – 0 Dynamo Kyiv Group B: AS Roma 0 – 3 Real Madrid Group C: Ajax 2 – 2 Bayern Munich Group C: Maccabi Tel Aviv 1 – 1 Juventus Group D: Fenerbahçe 3 – 0 Manchester United Group D: Lyon 5 – 0 Sparta Prague Teams in bold progress to round of 16; teams in italics go into UEFA Cup round of 32 (UEFA.com) Struggling Premier League club Southampton dismiss manager Steve Wigley after just 14 games in charge of the Saints, and appoint Harry Redknapp to take his place. The appointment is certain to anger supporters of the Saints' arch-rivals Portsmouth, whose managerial post Redknapp quit just two weeks ago. (ESPN Soccernet) BBC Sport In a women's international friendly, the United States defeats Mexico 5–0 at the Home Depot Center near Los Angeles. This is the final game for USA legends Mia Hamm, who assisted on two of the goals, and Julie Foudy. Joy Fawcett, also retiring, appeared at the game, but is recovering from back surgery and thus did not play. (ESPN Soccernet) 2004 Tiger Cup championship, First Round Group B: Philippines 0 – 1 Myanmar Group B: Timor Leste 0 – 5 Malaysia December 7, 2004 (Tuesday) UEFA Champions League football, Group Stage, Matchday 6 Group E: Arsenal 5 – 1 Rosenborg Group E: Panathinaikos 4 – 1 PSV Group F: Celtic 0 – 0 A.C. Milan Group F: Shakhtar Donetsk 2 – 0 Barcelona Group G: Inter Milan 3 – 0 Anderlecht Group G: Valencia 0 – 2 Werder Bremen Group H: Porto 2 – 1 Chelsea Group H: Paris Saint-Germain 1 – 3 CSKA Moscow Teams in bold progress to round of 16; teams in italics go into UEFA Cup round of 32 (UEFA.com) 2004 Tiger Cup championship, First Round Group A: Vietnam 1 – 1 Singapore Group A: Indonesia 6 – 0 Laos December 6, 2004 (Monday) Golf: Vijay Singh wins the PGA