their second Premier League season. <div id="7_December_2007"> </div id> 7 December 2007 (Friday) Football (soccer): 2007 FIFA Club World Cup Play-in game, Tokyo Sepahan 3 – 1 Waitakere United <div id="6_December_2007"> </div id> 6 December 2007 (Thursday) 2007 Southeast Asian Games: The opening ceremony for the 24th Southeast Asian Games at Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand was held. With several events already underway (or finished) such as shooting, Thailand leads the medal count with 21 golds, while Singapore has 10 golds. American football National Football League Week 14: Washington Redskins 24, Chicago Bears 16 Both starting quarterbacks, Jason Campbell and Rex Grossman, are knocked out of the game early with injuries. Todd Collins tosses two touchdowns in a game for the first time in a decade for the Redskins, while Brian Griese throws a touchdown and gives up two interceptions for the Bears. <div id="5_December_2007"> </div id> 5 December 2007 (Wednesday) Cricket English cricket team in Sri Lanka in 2007–08 1st Test: 188 (59.4 ov.) & 442/8 dec. (127.2 ov.) beat 281 (93.1 ov.) & 261 (94.0 ov.) by 88 runs Pakistan cricket team in India in 2007–08 3rd Test: 616 (130.0 ov.) & 184/4 dec. (42.4 ov.) drew with 456 (151.1 ov.) & 214/4 (77.0 ov.) <div id="4_December_2007"> </div id> 4 December 2007 (Tuesday) Cricket English cricket team in Sri Lanka in 2007–08 1st Test, Day 4, stumps: 188 & 442/8 dec. vs. 281 & 9/1 (5.0 ov.) Kumar Sangakkara becomes the first batsman to score 150 or more in four consecutive Tests, striking for 152 to lead the hosts, who declare and set England a 350-run target to win. <div id="3_December_2007"> </div id> 3 December 2007 (Monday) Cricket English cricket team in Sri Lanka in 2007–08 1st Test, Day 3, stumps: 188 & 167/2 (52.0 ov) vs. 281 all out (93.1 ov.) Muttiah Muralitharan bowls Paul Collingwood to become the leading career wicket-taker in Test cricket history. He adds the wicket of Matthew Hoggard to take his career total to 710. Sanath Jayasuriya gives Sri Lanka a boost with the bat at the start of the second innings with 78, which includes six fours from one over, making him only the second batsman to hit six fours in a six-ball over in Test cricket. After today's proceedings, Jayasuriya announces his retirement from Tests, effective at the end of the first Test. He will continue to play ODIs. American football National