Cup Semifinal, Tokyo Étoile Sportive du Sahel 0 – 1 Boca Juniors <div id="11_December_2007"> </div id> 11 December 2007 (Tuesday) American football National Football League Bobby Petrino resigns as the coach of the Atlanta Falcons and returns to the college ranks as the head coach at Arkansas. (ESPN CBS) <div id="10_December_2007"> </div id> 10 December 2007 (Monday) Football (soccer): 2007 FIFA Club World Cup Quarterfinal, Toyota City Urawa Red Diamonds 3 – 1 Sepahan American football National Football League Week 14: New Orleans Saints 37, Atlanta Falcons 14 On the day that Michael Vick was sentenced to nearly two years in federal prison for funding a dog fighting ring in Virginia, the Falcons were simply unable to contain the resurgent Saints offense. <div id="9_December_2007"> </div id> 9 December 2007 (Sunday) Football (soccer): 2007 FIFA Club World Cup Quarterfinal, Tokyo Étoile Sportive du Sahel 1 – 0 C.F. Pachuca American football National Football League Week 14: Jacksonville Jaguars 37, Carolina Panthers 6 Fred Taylor sets a regular-season franchise record for longest run with an 80-yard touchdown in the blowout. Houston Texans 28, Tampa Bay Buccaneers 14 Sage Rosenfels, starting at quarterback for the injured Matt Schaub, throws three touchdown passes. Green Bay Packers 38, Oakland Raiders 7 Ryan Grant rushes for 156 yards and Will Blackmon returns a punt and a fumble for touchdowns in a game that clinches the NFC North for Green Bay. Dallas Cowboys 28, Detroit Lions 27 Tony Romo leads Dallas on a game-winning drive in the final 2:15 that ends with a 16-yard touchdown pass to Jason Witten; the Cowboys clinch the NFC East. Cincinnati Bengals 19, St. Louis Rams 10 Rookie quarterback Brock Berlin goes 17-for-28 for 153 yards and an interception in his debut for the Rams, but the hero is Shayne Graham, whose four field goals in the rain win it for the Bengals. Buffalo Bills 38, Miami Dolphins 17 Both Fred Jackson and Marshawn Lynch run for 100 yards for the Bills, who hand the Dolphins their 16th-straight loss. San Diego Chargers 23, Tennessee Titans 17 (OT) The Chargers come back from a 17–3 deficit in the fourth quarter to clinch the AFC West. LaDainian Tomlinson rushes for 146 yards, including a 16-yard touchdown in overtime. New York Giants 16, Philadelphia Eagles 13 David Akers' 57-yard field-goal attempt hits the upright as time expires. Minnesota Vikings 27, San Francisco 49ers 7 311-pound