04/03/2016 Newsround

for Spurs's chance of victory, so tune in to Kickabout this weekend

when we chat to the young England stars. See you.

Morning everyone, Leah here with Friday's Newsround

Coming up, the baby wombats getting a lot of love

and we bring you the story of two little bears!

But first to the three-day epic football challenge for Sport Relief

Martin is there for us as the teams head into their second day of play.

The players will have to get their sledges out, because it is snowing.

The five-a-side football challenge started at 9:15 a.m., meaning people

have played out there continuously for almost 24 hours. The matches

will be spread across three days and we are now on the second day, and

yesterday there was a good couple of celebrities playing and I managed to

catch up with them. Check this out. I have two very special people with

me, James and Oliver, who played the weaselly twins in Harry Potter.

Thanks for talking to me. What are you thinking about going out there.,

this isn't quidditch. Some pretty harsh tackles going on out there but

it will be a good game of football. Any special tactics nobody else

knows about? If one of us gets blocked, I normally have a card. How

many goals will you score? At least one more than him. I was going to

say that. If I get more than my brother, I am happy. The players

will be playing here and the aim is to play for 57 hours which would

make up the same amount of minutes in a Premier League season. Across

the three days there will be all types of football.

There's men's footy, woman's, kids, something called crab football.

Now to the Cycling championships in London where Great Britain has

Double olympic champion Laura Trott beat

the defending champion Kirsten Wild, from the Netherlands to gold,

The men's team had to settle for silver in the pursuit,

Becky James took bronze in the women's Keirin.

Now lots of us live with a pet of two.

But how would you feel sharing your house with 20 wombats?

Well that's what one girl in this next story does.

They are furry, cuddly and super cute but these baby wombats in

Australia needs big help. Luckily that is exactly what are getting

here. My mother and I run this wombat sanctuary, people know is

that -- as the crazy wombat ladies that that is not our name. Wombats

can run into trouble especially around the roads, and Emily's

orphanage is sanctuary for the ones that need some time to recover. At

the moment we have these two, Hamlet and Lola, and we have had them for

two months. Although they are adorable they can also be a bit of a

handful. I will wake up and immediately check on them and they

will be on their little bed and they have always gone for a Wii or worse

and made a mess. I put them into bed to warm up or just get comfortable

for them and then I make their milk, get their bottles ready and feed

them. You can't have them as pets. They take an exceptional amount of

care and devotion. They are really hard to look after, really. Things

can get a little crowded around the orphanage but Emily says they all

get along pretty well, most of the time anyway. They make a little

noise, they hiss or they will do the high-pitched scream which is like,

help me, ma'am. It can be a lot of hard work but Emily loves her job

and the wombats have seemed to fall in love with her two. When they are

ready we will open the gate, and they are released out here, and

every single one will come back home and will think, yes, I'm back home.

Can I have some sort of delicious treat? Then they will go up and be

big wombats out there. They bring so much reward and they give so much

love. They are beautiful creatures. And finally, two bears preparing

to move from Germany to a zoo in Bristol have been opening leaving

presents from their former keepers! The boxes were filled with snacks

such as bananas and carrots. That's all from me, Newsround's back

right here in about half an hour.