04/03/2016 Newsround

Coming up: Who got gold for Great Britain at

And we bring you the story of two little bears!

But first to the three-day epic Sport Relief Football challenge.

Martin is there for us, as the teams head into their second

It is a little bit snowy and we will be playing sledge football later. We

are on day two. The aim is to play a total

of 57 hours of football, which would make up the same amount

of minutes in a full Alan, you are about to start a 12

hour shift. How do you feel? Thanks for reminding me. You said it was a

little bit snowy, but it is horrendous. Savage had it easier in

the sunshine yesterday. Why is everybody here? Why are you playing

football for 57 hours? For Sport Relief to raise as much as we can.

Robbie and I did the Wembley challenge a year ago and raised half

?1 million and hopefully we can raise something like that again and

the Premier League will match what we raise. A long hard day ahead of

us. Danny has completed 12 hours, and I'm about to start. I would love

to say I was looking forward to it. Moving on, Danny, 12 hours? Yes,

pretty insane. Savage gave me words of advice. Don't go hard

straightaway. What did I do? Straight in, and I knackered myself.

I noticed yesterday after playing a couple of hours you are saying you

had blisters and all sorts. Yes, I have had my toes wrapped up and got

to the point where it did not hurt any more. I just couldn't feel them.

What is it like playing 12 hours of football? It's quite a

roller-coaster of emotions, really. 4:30am I was struggling thinking I

could not do it. Then suddenly you just get this, I don't know, get a

copy down US and the pizza delivery. I scored four goals in one game. --

get a copy down on us. Guys, back to you in the studio, it is freezing

here. Alan Shearer and Danny. Brilliant.

Now if you're waking up in parts of Scotland, Northern England,

the Midland and Wales, the snow is causing trouble.

The BBC's Dan Johnson sent us this from Ainley Top, in Yorkshire

It is snowing very heavily this morning. It might look very pretty

across the landscape but it's causing problems for people who are

having to travel this morning. This is the motorway between Leeds and

Manchester which crosses the hills across the North of England, the

Pennines, and it is very snowy, which means lots of cars and trucks

are travelling slowly because of the amount of snow on the road. It is

causing trouble for some people trying to get to school this

morning. Their journeys have been disrupted and people flying from

Leeds Bradford Airport have been delayed as well because there is

snow on the runway meaning the planes cannot take off. There is

between four and eight centimetres of snow on the ground in some parts

of the North of England and it could cause problems for the rest of the

day. We want to hear from

you on this story! Is the snow falling

where you are today? Send us your photos and videos

to the Newsround website now. Now to the Cycling championships

in London where Great Britain has won three medals on Day Two

of the competition double Olympic champion Laura Trott beat

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

in the 10 kilometre scratch race. It worked out perfectly for me. When

I went, I thought, this is early, but it worked. I am so happy.

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

But that's not stopped Bradley Wiggins feeling super

confident on them winning at the Rio Olympics this summer.

I would put my house on it that we would win in Rio, to be honest. I am

confident, and I think we will. I just think we will. We have come so

far here. Individually, we look at the efforts individually, where I

was at Christmas compared to now, I've come on leaps and bounds. We

are into the summer now and I think we can move on again for Rio.

And England's women, lost 1-0 overnight to the World Cup

winners the United States in their first of three matches,

in an international friendly tournament.

And finally, two bears are preparing to move from Germany to a zoo

They've been opening leaving presents

from their former keepers which include bananas and carrots.

Next, New Zealanders have started voting on whether to change

The current flag, with four stars and the Union Jack,

dates back to when the country belonged to Britain.

The new option is based around the traditional emblem

Have a great day. I will see you soon.