Championship at Quezon City, Philippines Quarterfinals: (9) Francisco Bustamante 9–11 Daryl Peach (17) Bustamante's foul on the 19th rack with him leading 10–9 gave the match away to Peach. (12) Mika Immonen 7–11 Vilmos Földes Joven Bustamante 8–11 Karl Boyes Kuo Po-cheng 4–11 Roberto Gomez Semifinals: (17) Daryl Peach 11–2 Vilmos Földes Karl Boyes 4–11 Roberto Gomez <div id="9_November_2007"> </div id> 9 November 2007 (Friday) Football (soccer): 2010 World Cup qualifying, AFC, Second Round, first leg 1–4 2–0 1–1 Pocket billiards (pool): World 9-ball Championship at Quezon City, Philippines last 16 matches: (17) Daryl Peach 11–5 Harald Stolka (9) Francisco Bustamante 11–2 Alex Pagulayan (8) (12) Mika Immonen 11–8 Alain Martel Vilmos Földes 11–5 Lu Hui-tan Satoshi Kawabata 9–11 Joven Bustamante (11) Konstantin Stepanov 4–11 Karl Boyes Kuo Po-cheng 11–7 Corey Deuel (24) (16) Niels Feijen 0–11 Roberto Gomez American college basketball (AP rankings): (2) UCLA 69, Portland State 48 (4) Kansas 107, Louisiana-Monroe 78 (7) Tennessee 80, Temple 63 (10) Washington State 68, Eastern Washington 41 <div id="8_November_2007"> </div id> 8 November 2007 (Thursday) American football NCAA Division I FBS AP Top 25: (7) West Virginia 38, Louisville 31 Football (soccer): MLS Cup 2007 – Conference Finals Eastern Conference: Chicago Fire 0–1 New England Revolution. New England advances to MLS Cup. Pocket billiards (pool): World 9-ball Championship at Quezon City, Philippines last 32 selected matches: (13) Shane Van Boening 8–10 Vilmos Földes (30) Luong Chi Dung 3–10 Satoshi Kawabata (3) Wu Chia-ching 8–10 Joven Bustamante (7) Chang Jung-lin 9–10 Corey Deuel (24) (2) Ralf Souquet 2–10 Niels Feijen (16) (18) Chao Fong-pang 2–10 Roberto Gomez Cricket Pakistan cricket team in India in 2007–08 2nd ODI- 322/6 (49.5 ov.) beat 321/9 (50 ov.) by 4 wickets <div id="7_November_2007"> </div id> 7 November 2007 (Wednesday) Pocket billiards (pool): World 9-ball Championship at Quezon City, Philippines last 64 selected matches: (1) Ronato Alcano 6–10 Daryl Peach (17) (4) Yang Ching-shun 3–10 Satoshi Kawabata (6) Efren Reyes 5–10 Konstantin Stepanov (11) (21) Lee Van Corteza 7–10 Jeff de Luna American college basketball (rankings from AP Poll): Gardner–Webb 84, (20) Kentucky 68 The honeymoon is officially over for new Wildcats coach Billy Gillispie, as the Runnin' Bulldogs, picked to finish eighth in the Atlantic Sun Conference, jump to a 14–0 lead in Lexington and never trail. Major League Baseball: The agent for pitching great Roger Clemens told the Houston Astros that Clemens was set