Jamie Johnson exclusive and the F2 Freestylers MOTD Kickabout

Good morning, Kickabouters!

Have we got a treat of a show

lined up for you today.

I'm talking top tips from one

of the world's finest

football freestylers,

an exclusive with CBBC's biggest

footy drama and goals galore

chosen by you lot at home.

Let's kick things off, eh?

Here's what's coming up.

F2 freestyler Billy Wingrove tells

you how to handle pressure

on the footy pitch and shows off

some super skills.

We find out which goals YOU voted

to see on this week's show.

And after hundreds of entries,

we go behind the scenes

with the final five chosen to star

in the brand-new series

of Jamie Johnson.

Oh, I cannot wait for that!

Talk about an unbelievable

opportunity!

Do not miss that later in the show.

Let's start, though,

with the biggest footy

stories from this week.

There was drama in the EFL Cup

is West Ham came from two goals down

to beat London rivals Spurs 3-2.

Wolves took Man City two penalties

but lost out on the final hurdle.

And Arsenal just edged past

Norwich in extra time.

Elsewhere, the Reds beat Swansea,

Chelsea saw off Everton

and Bournemouth, Bristol

and Leicester all made it

through to the quarterfinals.

A hat-trick from Liverpool striker

Rhian Brewster also sent England

into the under-17 World Cup final.

They beat the mighty

Brazil 3-1 to book a place

in the final against Spain,

which takes place

later this afternoon.

Get in, boys!

And Bangkok Sports Club beat

Satri Angthong 20-19,

In an extraordinary penalty

shoot-out and we wouldn't

normally tell you about

were it's not for this!

One of the weirdest penalties

ever likely to see.

Honestly, I've never

seen anything like that.

Ridiculous!

What a way to win a shoot out.

And a massive well done

to the young England players

too, who made

the World Cup under-17s final.

Good luck from all of

us here at Kickabout.

Penalty shoot-outs and major

tournaments both bring

a mighty amount of pressure

for those taking part.

It's vital players can deal

with those situations on the pitch.

How do footballers keep their cool?

Look no further than this F2

freestyler superstar

for all the advice you need.

Hi, Kickabout fans.

I'm Billy Wingrove from the F2

and I'm here to talk

to you about pressure.

In our book, F2 Galaxy of Football,

there's a young lad called Jack.

Now, Jack has to deal

with pressure and he has

to save football from football evil.

Now, you're probably thinking,

how can you deal with pressure just

like Cristiano Ronaldo,

Lionel Messi and Jack from the book?

Well, these guys embrace

the pressure and it's

all about having confidence.

The more confident you are,

the less pressure you feel.

In fact, you embrace the pressure

and channel it into a positive.

Just like me now, I'm under pressure

because I've got to hit

the crossbar first time,

knowing it's no cuts, you know what?

I embrace it, I'm

confident, let's go.

Ibrahimovic, Pele,

Ronaldo, Steven Gerrard.

All these players have played

at the very top level

and the deal with the pressure.

If there is pressure on you,

turn it into a positive.

When you achieve, it

will be even sweeter.

Team-mates look out for each other.

If you look at all the best teams

in the world, they have some

star players of course,

but ultimately, what they do best

is playing the team,

support each other and fish each

other and train each other on.

Without that, you

can't win trophies.

Defender, midfield, striker,

to have passion can win you matches.

Crossbar.

Skimmed it but it still counts.

Dig deep and believe in yourself.

Every single professional

player we've filmed with,

they've all had this

confident about them.

They think they're the best,

even if maybe they're not

the best in the world,

inside their mind,

they are the best, so you can never

ever doubt yourself when you step

onto a football pitch.

Always have the confidence

and the belief that

you're going to achieve.

What a strike!

Nice one, Billy.

Thank you.

And from one football

freestyler to another.

Let kick off this week's pictures

with one featuring our very

own John Farnworth.

This is Harry.

As well as being a massive

Farnworth fan, of course,

he's a huge Liverpool supporter too.

And like Noah last week, he also

has his name on the supporters'

staircase at Anfield.

Nice one, Harry.

These siblings are huge Spurs fans.

Here they are at Wembley

last month getting ready

to watch their team take on Swansea.

They were also lucky enough

to meet Jermaine Jenas

while they were there.

Sticking with superstar meetings,

he's Brody with Wayne Rooney,

who he met during a hospital visit

to see his sister.

And look at this!

Amazing birthday card made

by Matthew and his family

for Filbert the Fox

at Leicester City, to celebrate his

25th anniversary of the club.

Finally, Liam goes to every game

at Stamford Bridge and recently met

Chelsea legend and his dad's hero,

Gianfranco Zola.

Wow.

And for those of you not

old enough to remember Zola,

he scored goals like this...

What a legend!

Looking ahead to the Premier League

fixtures, Chelsea travel

to Bournemouth whilst The Foxes take

on a managerless Everton

with a new manager of their own,

ex-Southampton boss Claude Puel

will no doubt be hoping for a win

during his first game in charge.

Elsewhere, managerial bezzies,

Klopp and Wagner take each

other on as Huddersfield

travel to Anfield.

The big game, though, has to be

the early kick-off at Old Trafford,

the Spurs play Manchester United.

Tottenham will be looking to record

consecutive league victories

against the Red Devils for the first

time since April 1990.

But it's going to be tough,

as they've lost 20 of their 25

Premier League away trips there.

Get this too - it's Rashford's last

Premier League came as a teenager.

Will he score more

before he turns 20?

More goals now, as it is time to

reveal which you voted to see today.

Last week, we asked you to choose

between Scandinavian superstars

or brilliant Brazilians.

I've got to say that there

was a standout winner with this one.

Let's take a look, shall we?

And the shot into the back

of the net, what a goal!

What a beauty!

Ronaldo!

Brilliant goal!

David Luiz hits it, it's brilliant!

Oh, what a goal from David Luiz.

Here is Coutinho. What a magnificent

strike from the Brazilian.

Oscar!

Oh, what a goal!

A goal of supreme quality

from the Brazilian Oscar.

Rafinha has made the run.

It's Rafinha!

Great determination,

a bit of skill from Neymar

and the shot is over the reach

of the keeper.

Oh, you can see why they call Brazil

the home of the beautiful

game after that lot.

If you head online again after the

show, there are two options to

choose from, with two huge games

coming up next weekend between

Manchester and London clubs.

We're asking if you'd rather see

goals from United and City

or Arsenal and Chelsea.

Yes, we're clubbing the big rivals

together on this one,

its North v South, folks!

Would you rather see goals like this

or this? The choice is yours. Head

online to the website to cast your

vote. You have until 9am on

Wednesday and we will reveal the

winner on next week's show. You

might remember these five from a

couple of weeks ago, the talented

footballers chosen to star in one of

CBBC's biggest shows. We promised

you an exclusive sneak peek and here

it is.

Earlier this year, we teamed

up with Jamie Johnson to bring you

guys the opportunity of a lifetime,

a chance to appear in the show.

Hundreds of you sent in fantastic

footy skills but only five could be

chosen to star in the final series

and this is it. The big day has

finally arrived. The five are about

to start in series three of Jamie

Johnson and we are here for a behind

the scenes look.

It has just been a

fantastic opportunity for us and

Jamie Johnson and for the kids on

kickabout, a big part of the show is

having fun. Anyone coming in for the

first time, it is about expressing

yourself, enjoying yourself, not

feeling the European films. It is

hard work.

And what a team we have

picked to join the Jamie Johnson

cast today.

I am a big fan of much

of the day kickabout, I watch it

every Saturday and I love watching

Jamie Johnson, when he brings his

football skills on the show, it is

real, not just fake.

It is quite

intimidating to see all the cameras.

But really exciting and fun.

I am a

massive Match Of The Day kickabout

fan. I was waiting to hear back and

then I got it. It was amazing!

I am

a big Jamie Johnson fan, I love the

drama and the skills.

So many people

entered and for me to be one of the

five chosen, it is actually a crazy

feeling, to be honest.

It has been tremendous today and

everybody has been raving about a

free kick that Jamie scored earlier.

To do it here in front of all this

camera crew, that is difficult. The

biggest challenges of the final five

is patience, you get called to do

things is a certain time and

sometimes you might be getting

filmed without realising it. It is a

challenge to be patient. Your chance

may come all of a sudden.

We had to

wake up at 6:30am and have breakfast

quickly and leave.

We get our kit

and get changed and then go out to

where we are filming. You get to

have a bit of free play at the end.

I enjoyed playing against Jamie's

team.

I didn't expect how long it

took. On TV, you don't get to see

that. It feels good. I feel proud of

myself.

There are five players

chosen to be here, have you seen any

of them?

I have seen one of the

girls, she is very good. Seeing her

skills online, she looks very good.

Kwik-Fit, quick acceleration, as

soon as he got the ball, he was off.

Really good.

For the chosen five, it

is such a monumental day. Never stop

smiling. I am proud of them. They

have gone on from filming tricks in

their back garden to starring in the

new series of Jamie Johnson. I can't

wait to see it!

I have had a really

great time and it has been a good

experience.

Thank you too much of

the day kickabout and Jamie Johnson,

I've had a brilliant time.

Just an

amazing opportunity. Long days but

worth it.

A big thank you because I

have had an awesome brilliant two

days.

For me, this is a

once-in-a-lifetime experience.

An

amazing couple of days for our final

five. How good they look on the

pitch? Well done again to all of

them. A bunch of superstars! And you

lot at home have impressed us with

your skills too.

First up, here is Dan, wearing his

Knockaert Brighton shirt.

Hope you caught our Brighton

special earlier this month.

And that was certainly a special

from you as well, get in.

Next up, Cohen and Matthew.

Firstly, Matthew nutmegs Cohen.

A bit sneaky!

But then Cohen it his own back

and does exactly the same.

Watch out, Matthew!

Next up Jayden scoring a goal

on Sunday for St Mary's,

his new team and he's already got 15

for them this season, wow!

Here's Reggie in his

West Ham onesie.

Love it. He loved his boots so much

he went to bed in them. Joseph is

emulating his favourite player. I

will never tire of that.

Brilliant stuff, keep

sending in your videos

and fantastic footy photos.

We love seeing what

you've been up to.

You can either upload

via our page on the CBBC website

or e-mail Kickabout.

That's it for today, I'm afraid.

Make sure you are back same time

next week for more top footy action.

Until next time,

Kickabout fans, see ya!