04/12/2017 Newsround

and Adam Lallana.

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Hi, I'm Whitney and

this is Newsround.

First up, you've just

heard the scores but how

about seeing those goals?

Manchester City took

on West Ham last night.

The Hammers scored first

but Nicolas Otamendi made

the scores equal again.

Then David Silva gave

City the win with just

seven minutes to go.

Cricket now, and it's not

a great day for England,

battling it out with Australia

in the Ashes.

It's best of three games to win

the competition and Austalia

have already won one -

and it looks like they'll

be taking the second.

Australia scored 442 runs

in their first innings and England

are just 208 for 7 wickets.

Not great.

Next, to a young footballer

with a big dream.

Jessica lives in Liberia

in West Africa where girls haven't

traditionally played football -

but she's hoping

to help change that.

Hi, my name is Jessica.

Welcome to my home.

Jessica's ten years old.

She lives in West Point, which is

the biggest slum in Liberia.

This is where I started playing

football when I was six years old.

She was spotted by a talent

scout and has spent

the last couple of years

at the Monrovia football academy.

It's the first one in Africa to take

on both boys and girls.

In West Africa, the female football

is not well structured,

but this is what we're trying

to change, to give the girls access

to opportunities out there.

When they're playing good football,

they can have opportunities

of a professional football contract.

I fell in love with football

because I want to be

a good football player,

and I love football very much.

Nearly two thirds of children

in Liberia have never been

to school, so the academy helps

with learning off the pitch, too.

Jessica's had the chance to play

in international games,

and it's her dream to one day be

part of one of Europe's

biggest clubs, Real Madrid.

You go, girl!

Next, have you ever been

on a journey and lost

something along the way?

Maybe it was your

favourite teddy bear.

Well, that's exactly what happened

to ten-year-old Eve in a story that

gained worldwide attention.

Here are the 'bear' facts.

Basil's a chocolate Labrador teddy

and he's really special to me

because he looks

like my dog, Archie.

I take him everywhere.

We were going to Canada that day,

and I forgot all about Basil,

I thought he was in my bag or I

thought my mum had packed him up,

so we went onto the flight,

but he wasn't in my bag.

I was crying my heart

out on the plane.

I just thought, "Oh, no,

I've not got Basil any more."

And ten-year-old Eve isn't the only

one to lose a teddy this year.

I found another one.

Another one, is it?

Put it in with the rest.

But this year, instead of leaving

all the teddies in lost property,

Glasgow Airport decided to try

something a little bit different.

So, every year at Glasgow airport,

we have about 10 million people

who travel through our doors,

and for some of the younger

travellers they are coming along

with their best friend,

their teddies, and we all know

how upsetting it can be

if they become separated.

So we went over the lost property

office, we found there were teddies

sitting lonely on the shelves,

and we felt, we need

to do something, we need

to try and we unite them.

-- reunite them.

They made a video showing off

teddies in lost property

and posting it online.

And guess what?

The video went viral.

Turned up on Good

Morning Germany TV.

It was on TV in Japan.

It was overwhelming.

We just really didn't

anticipate the level

of interest we would receive.

And, amazingly, Eve's mum was one

of the people who saw it.

I didn't think I would

actually get him back.

I just feel so excited,

happy, overwhelmed.

He means so much, he

means the world to me.

I believe this is yours?

Yeah.

Missed you.

So sweet!

Finally, if you looked

at the sky last night,

then you may have spotted this gem!

It's called a Supermoon and looked

bigger and brighter than usual

because it was closer to the earth.

It's the first supermoon

since November, but if you missed

it, don't you worry -

you're in for another chance

as there will be two more

before the end of January.

That's it from me.

See you in half-an-hour.