<div id="30_September_2007"> </div id> 30 September 2007 (Sunday) Major League Baseball: National League playoff races Florida Marlins 8, New York Mets 1 Philadelphia Phillies 6, Washington Nationals 1 The Mets complete their historic September collapse, and the Phillies win the NL East. They will play the wild card winner in the NL Division Series. Milwaukee Brewers 11, San Diego Padres 6 Colorado Rockies 4, Arizona Diamondbacks 3 The Padres and Rockies finish in a tie for the NL wild card. The teams will meet in Denver in a one-game playoff, with the winner to meet the Phils in the NLDS. Even though they lost on the last day of the season, the D-backs still clinch the NL West title. They will go against the Chicago Cubs in their playoff series. Auto racing: Formula One: Japanese Grand Prix at Oyama, Japan: (1) Lewis Hamilton (2) Heikki Kovalainen (3) Kimi Räikkönen NEXTEL Cup: LifeLock 400 at Kansas City, Kansas: (1) Greg Biffle (2) Clint Bowyer (3) Jimmie Johnson The Chase for the NEXTEL Cup standings are rocked in a race that was red-flagged twice due to rain, shortened by 85 miles due to darkness, and finished under caution. Of the 12 drivers in the Chase, seven finished 29th or worse. The day started with the top six drivers separated by 28 points; now, the only drivers within 100 points of new Chase leader Johnson are Jeff Gordon and Bowyer. American football: National Football League Week 4: Green Bay Packers 23, Minnesota Vikings 16 Brett Favre completes a touchdown pass to Greg Jennings in the first quarter to become the sole owner of the career passing TD record, surpassing Dan Marino. Favre would later go on to throw another touchdown, putting the total at 422 as the Green Bay Packers go 4–0 for the first time since 1998. Oakland Raiders 35, Miami Dolphins 17 Daunte Culpepper rushes for three touchdowns and passes for two; the Raiders rush for 299 yards. Buffalo Bills 17, New York Jets 14 Buffalo rookie quarterback Trent Edwards and a defense that picks off Chad Pennington twice in the fourth quarter lead the Bills to their first win. Atlanta Falcons 26, Houston Texans 16 Quarterback Joey Harrington paces the Falcons, completing 23 of 29 passes for 223 yards and two touchdowns. Detroit Lions 37, Chicago Bears 27 The surprising 3–1 Lions set a league record with 34 fourth-quarter points,