13 September 2007 (Thursday)
- American football:
- NCAA Division I FBS AP Top 25:
- (4) West Virginia 31, Maryland 14
- National Football League
- The New England Patriots, confirmed to have spied on the New York Jets' signals with a secret video camera in their season opener, have been fined $250,000USD as a team, with their coach, Bill Belichick, being fined $500,000USD. Also, if they make the playoffs this year, they forfeit their first round draft pick, but if they miss the playoffs, they forfeit their second and third round picks.
- NCAA Division I FBS AP Top 25:
- Basketball:
- EuroBasket 2007 in Spain — quarterfinals
- Russia 75–71 France
- Spain 83–55 Germany
- UAAP men's basketball tournament 2007 elimination round at the Araneta Coliseum.
- FEU 74–64
UST
- Far Eastern University avoids elimination as they force the defending champions University of Santo Tomas in a do-or-die affair to determine which team will advance to the playoffs.
- UE 92–84
La Salle
(OT)
- The University of the East clinches the first Finals berth as they swept the elimination round, the first time a team was able to do so since 1993, by beating De La Salle University-Manila in a mostly tightly-fought contest.
- FEU 74–64
UST
- EuroBasket 2007 in Spain — quarterfinals
- Cricket:
- 2007 Twenty20 World Championship
- Group A
- Bangladesh 165/4 (18 ov.) beat West Indies 164/8 (20 ov.) by 6 wickets
- West Indies are eliminated from the tournament. Bangladesh and South Africa go on to the super eights
- Bangladesh 165/4 (18 ov.) beat West Indies 164/8 (20 ov.) by 6 wickets
- Group B
- England 188/9 (20 ov.) beat Zimbabwe 138/7 (20 ov.) by 50 runs
- Group D
- Match between India and Scotland is abandoned
- Pakistan go on to the super eights.
- Match between India and Scotland is abandoned
- Group A
- 2007 Twenty20 World Championship
- Formula One:
- Formula One team McLaren have been excluded from the 2007 Formula One Constructors Championship and are to pay a fine of $100 million dollars as part of the 2007 Formula One espionage controversy.
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