01/05/2016 Newsround

Hey, guys.

Martin here to tell you what's going on this Sunday afternoon.

Coming up: New photos of Princess Charlotte

for her first birthday.

And President Obama drops the mic and a few jokes.

First, it's a massive day for Leicester City fans.

They could become Premier League champions later, if they beat

Manchester United at Old Trafford.

A year ago, they were right at the bottom of the league and winning

the title was unthinkable.

Ayshah's been speaking to fans in Leicester ahead

of today's big match.

I think they've been really successful because they've got

a new manager and the players are playing absolutely fantastic.

They've got players who can actually pass the ball around,

and play like Leicester do.

Where we came from last season, 14th, to where we are now,

it's just amazing.

Who's been your favourite player this season?

Who do you think has done really well?

Well, it's between two players.

Jamie Vardy for scoring the goals and N'Golo Kante for setting them

up and stuff.

Jamie Vardy, because he's been very fast and tackled many players,

and scored loads of goal.

Probably Mahrez.

He does loads of skills on people, and stuff.

What will that moment be like if you do win on Sunday?

It will be really loud.

My dog will probably bark.

It's a good opportunity for Leicester.

Really happy.

I wonder if I'll go deaf from how much my brother and my dad scream.

What's going to be your celebration move, if you do win?

Probably run outside on the grass and do a backflip.

GO, LEICESTER!

CHEERING

Well, Leicester's game against United kicks

off just after 2pm.

Here's what manager Claudio Ranieri thinks his team need to do to win.

United is a very, very good team.

And the manager is an experienced manager.

And it is important for us to make a perfect game.

Now, from the Foxes to the lions.

More than 30 of the big cats rescued from circuses in South America have

been flown to South Africa to start new lives.

The animals arrived in these crates last night.

They were treated so badly that they wouldn't be able

to survive in the wild.

They're now being taken to a special sanctuary where they'll

be given expert care.

It is already home to six other rescued lions and two tigers.

At Newsround online, the most-read story this week has

been about the American girl who ran a half-marathon by mistake!

Oops!

12-year-old Lee was planning to run just five kilometres,

but joined the wrong group at the start line and ended up doing

four times that distance!

She explains when she realised.

On the fourth mile, I asked a woman that I was running with how

long it was and she said it was about 13 miles.

That's when I realised.

I thought, I'm in the wrong group.

I was like, I'm going to finish this.

A police officer came in a motorcycle and said, your

family's looking for you.

They are waiting.

I said, I know, but I'm going to keep going.

Now, you might remember Prince George staying up

past his bedtime last week to welcome the US President

to Kensington Palace.

Well, now Barack Obama's joked about their meeting,

saying that world leaders aren't taking him as seriously now he's

about to end his time as President.

Even some foreign leaders, they've been looking ahead,

anticipating my departure.

Last week, Prince George showed up to our meeting in his bath robe.

LAUGHTER

That was a slap in the face.

LAUGHTER

Well, Prince George's sister Charlotte managed to escape any

jokes from Mr Obama.

She's celebrating her first birthday tomorrow and these new photos have

been released for it.

They were taken by her mum, the Duchess of Cambridge,

at their family home in Norfolk.

Doesn't she look cute!

Now time to return to the big story of the day.

Leicester City could win the Premier League title later

if they beat Manchester United.

It's been a fairytale rise to the top, as Ricky's

been finding out.

August 2014, Leicester City are in the Premier League

for the first time in ten years.

But after a string of losses, by Christmas 2014, they're

bottom of the table.

And by March 2015, relegation looms.

Until four unexpected wins in April secure survival.

They finish the season in 14th place.

Which brings us to the summer of 2015.

Fans are shocked as manager Nigel Pearson is sacked

and Claudio Ranieri is hired to take his spot.

The 2015/16 Premier League kicks off in August and the team

make a flying start.

They're unbeaten for the whole first month.

Striker Jamie Vardy steals the show in November.

He breaks league records by scoring in 11 games in a row.

And it's a Merry Christmas Day 2015 for Foxes' fans with their team

at the top of the league, having been bottom

just one year earlier.

2016, the year that Leicester's fairytale starts to look like it

could become a reality.

By April, Leicester have qualified for the Champions League

for the first time.

And only Tottenham offer a real challenge to the

Premier League title.

Could they really win it for the first time ever?

That's all from me, Newsround's back on your TV at 2:25pm.

See you then!