career in the Toronto Blue Jays' 6–1 win over the Boston Red Sox. That and the New York Yankees' 8–5 win against Baltimore shrink the Sox's lead in the AL East to 3 games. Basketball: UAAP men's basketball tournament 2007 knockout game at the Araneta Coliseum. 80–69 The University of Santo Tomas clinch the last bus to the playoffs as Far Eastern University is eliminated from contention. Football (soccer): 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup in China (all times local, UTC+8) Group A: 1–6 , Chengdu Group A: 0–2 , Hangzhou England and Germany advance to the knockout rounds. <div id="16_September_2007"> </div id> 16 September 2007 (Sunday) Auto racing: Formula One: Belgian Grand Prix at Spa, Belgium: (1) Kimi Räikkönen (2) Felipe Massa (3) Fernando Alonso NASCAR Chase for the NEXTEL Cup: Sylvania 300 in Loudon, New Hampshire. (1) Clint Bowyer (2) Jeff Gordon (3) Tony Stewart American football: National Football League Week 2: Pittsburgh Steelers 26, Buffalo Bills 3 The Steelers hold Buffalo to 121 passing yards — and only 9 in the first half — and nine first downs. Houston Texans 34, Carolina Panthers 21 The Texans score two touchdowns in 8 seconds of the third quarter; Houston is now 2–0 for the first time in team history. Jacksonville Jaguars 13, Atlanta Falcons 7 David Garrard leads two fourth-quarter scoring drives; the Falcons give up seven sacks and miss two field goals. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 31, New Orleans Saints 14 Tampa Bay goes up 28–0 on two touchdowns each by Joey Galloway and Carnell Williams, then cruises to a victory. New Orleans falls to 0–2. Green Bay Packers 35, New York Giants 13 Brett Favre throws three touchdown passes — two in the fourth quarter — to set an NFL record with his 149th career win. San Francisco 49ers 17, St. Louis Rams 16 Dante Hall's muff of a punt in the fourth quarter gives Joe Nedney the chance to kick what turns out to be the game-winning field goal. Cleveland Browns 51, Cincinnati Bengals 45. In his first game as the Browns' regular quarterback, Derek Anderson throws for five touchdowns, while Jamal Lewis rushes for 215 yards in the shootout. Carson Palmer racks up 401 yards and six scores in a losing effort. Indianapolis Colts 22, Tennessee Titans 20 Vince Young nearly rallies the Titans back from a 22–13 deficit, but the Colts defense tightens just in time