01/05/2017 Newsround

Good morning, Jenny here with your Bank Holiday Newsround.

Let's kick off with sport - and it's been a massive weekend

in the Premier League.

Chelsea just need three more wins to become champions.

Pedro scored a brilliant opener for Antonio Conte's side,

while Gary Cahill and Willian got the other second half goals,

as they beat Everton 3-0.

We must be pleased because we played a game with our heads and at this

part of the season it's very important to use, before, the head,

then your heart, then your legs.

I think we did this today.

But second-placed Tottenham keep on chasing Chelsea.

They beat North London rivals Arsenal 2-0.

Delli Alli and Harry Kane got the goals to make sure Spurs

will finish the season above Arsenal for the first

time in 20 years.

Lewis Hamilton says he needs to get faster, after losing ground

to championship leader Sebastian Vettel at

the Russian Grand Prix.

The Briton finished fourth, while his Mercedes team

mate Valtteri Bottas, won his first ever F1 race.

So you may feel like you've only just got back to school

after Easter, but there are no uniforms today as there's

another bank holiday.

And we want to hear from you if you've got anything

special planned with your friends or your family.

Get over to Newsround online and let us know!

Team England cheerleaders have flipped and tumbled

their way to the top at the World Championships

in Orlando.

The all-female elite team beat 13 other nations to bag the gold medal.

The girls are clearly really happy with that result.

Just can't believe it, over the moon.

Absolutely. World champions.

Who would've thought?

Everything we've ever hoped for, everything we've ever dreamed for.

And everything we've worked for.

Absolutely, and just so happy, so pleased.

And thank you to the UK crowd for the incredible support.

Amazing. We're so grateful.

We really are, best crowd ever.

And I don't think we could have done it without them,

so thank you so much, we're so excited about

next year already.

And we've got loads on that including some great tips

on cheerleading at Newsround online.

The Champions League kicks off again tomorrow night,

with Real Madrid taking on Atletico Madrid, but there's one

player everyone's talking about ahead of that match -

the mighty Cristiano Ronaldo.

Here's Ricky.

Cristiano Ronaldo - he's one of the biggest

threats in football, and there's plenty of reasons why.

Ronaldo!

And it's three inside 19 minutes.

Once a Man United favorite, he now scores his goals

for Real Madrid, and lots of them!

He's known for his step-over, stylish goal-scoring and, of course,

the occasional wink.

And the Portuguese playmaker has a pretty impressive career.

He's won three Champions League titles, he won Euro 2016

with his home country, Portugal, and he's won the Ballon

d'Or award four times - that's one of the greatest prizes

for any player.

Although just don't mention Lionel Messi.

Maybe in your opinion Messi is better than me,

but in my mind I'm better than him.

He's even opened a museum about himself.

And not forgetting that statue!

So, love him or loath him, Cristiano Ronaldo is at

the top of his game.

Atletico Madrid, watch out.

Next up, find out what makes this football team extra awesome.

Meet the Oxford Bulls.

This group of boys from Londonderry in Northern Ireland all have

one thing in common - they love football.

They also all have Down's syndrome, which is a genetic condition.

People who have Down's syndrome can have learning difficulties,

and might look a little bit different to some of their friends,

but it certainly doesn't stop these boys from enjoying a kickabout

with their mates.

It's been a special week for the Oxford Bulls because,

after training for two years, they've just played their very

first game against a team called the Sion Sonics.

At the end of the match, everybody was declared a winner.

Who will they take on next?

Well, there has been early talk about opposition from none other

than the Premier League, but we'll have to wait and see.

What would you do if you saw an owl flying out of your loo?

That's exactly what happened to a student at an outside

toilet in Winchester.

It turns out a family of owls was living in it!

The school set up a camera and caught the father owl feeding

the mother while she sat on eggs - and then two baby owls hatched.

Twitt and Twoo are now a month old and doing well.

Egg-cellent.

That's all from me, Newsround's back right here at 8.15am.