The Chargers pick off Jon Kitna five times and clinch the AFC West title. Philadelphia Eagles 10, Dallas Cowboys 6 Tony Romo has his worst game as a pro, completing only 13 of 36 passes and throwing three interceptions. Washington Redskins 22, New York Giants 10 In a windy Meadowlands, Todd Collins has a mistake-free performance in his first start in 10 years and Clinton Portis runs for 126 yards and a touchdown, putting the Skins back into the playoff hunt. <div id="15_December_2007"> </div id> 15 December 2007 (Saturday) American football National Football League Week 15: San Francisco 49ers 20, Cincinnati Bengals 13 <div id="14_December_2007"> </div id> 14 December 2007 (Friday) Team sports at the 2007 Southeast Asian Games: Baseball: Thailand 5–4 Philippines In the de facto gold medal game, the Thais dethrone the Filipinos. Football (soccer): Men's gold medal game: 0–2 The Thais win their 8th successive men's football gold medal. U.S. college football: Division I FCS final at Chattanooga, Tennessee Appalachian State becomes the first team ever to win three straight titles in the division, defeating Delaware 49–21. <div id="13_December_2007"> </div id> 13 December 2007 (Thursday) Baseball The 21-month independent investigation commission headed by former U.S. Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell releases its report into the rampant use of performance-enhancing substances in Major League Baseball between the late 1980s and the present. Approximately 70 current and former players are named in the report. American football National Football League Week 15: Houston Texans 31, Denver Broncos 13 Mario Williams and N.D. Kalu combine for five sacks of Jay Cutler; the Texans keep their slim playoff hopes alive. Cricket English cricket team in Sri Lanka in 2007–08 2nd Test: 351 (126.2 ov.) & 250/3 (77 ov.) drew with 548/9 dec. (186.5 ov.) Football (soccer): 2007 FIFA Club World Cup Semifinal, Yokohama Urawa Red Diamonds 0 – 1 A.C. Milan Team sports at the 2007 Southeast Asian Games: Basketball: Men's tournament: 94–53 Philippines emerged on top of the standings to win the gold; Indonesia and Malaysia won silver and bronze, respectively. Women's tournament: 61–60 (Overtime) In the battle of undefeated teams, Malaysia nosed out Thailand to win the gold. The Philippines settled for the bronze. Football (soccer): Women's gold medal game: 2–0 Softball: Men's gold medal game: Philippines 11–2 Indonesia Women's gold medal game: Philippines 7–0 Singapore <div id="12_December_2007"> </div id> 12 December 2007 (Wednesday) Football (soccer): 2007 FIFA Club World