06/03/2016 Newsround

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Sport Relief's epic five-a-side game of footie comes to an end...

We take a look at the bright flash that got you talking.

After 57 hours on the pitch, the final whistle blew on a marathon

game of five-a-side football last night.

The Sport Relief match, which took place outside our studio

here in Salford, has so far raised over ?370,000 for the charity.

More than 1,000 people took part over three days,

playing in challenging weather including snow.

A full Premier League season in one go.

The battle of the five-a-sides is over.

Shearer against Savage and for the second year

It looks like this team Alan Shearer, 547, team Robbie Savage,

ladies and gentlemen, the winner. The most important part was to raise

loads of money, which I'm sure we have done. We've had a bit of fun

along the way. Very good match.

Next, to Greece, where thousands of children are stranded

on the country's border with Macedonia.

Many of them have left their own countries because of war

and travelled to Greece in the hope of reaching other European

But only a small amount of people are allowed over Greece's

BBC reporter Gavin Lee has sent us this report.

Well, this is the line for food for cheese sandwiches

for the children here, who have arrived at this huge

It's on the Greek Macedonian border and it's estimated

there are 5,000-6,000 children here under 15 years

old and many of them set up there with their parents

and their families from Syria, Iraq as well.

She's 15 years old and she told me her story.

I come to here with my mother and my three sisters.

We were in Aleppo and my father go to Germany

My dream, I will be violinist, Germany to see our father.

so I wish to go to Germany in these days.

so I wish to go to Germany in these days.

Well, they're making the most of a tough situation.

Some of these children are there for a long time.

20 days, waiting to cross the with their families.

One thing that helps is that there are volunteers,

are charity workers who go from tent to tent, making sure they've got

food, but more importantly, that they're all together.

"A big ball of orange light falling from the sky" -

that's how people described the amazing event spotted in the sky

in the northeast of Scotland on Monday night.

This is the moment a suspected meteor

People from the Scottish Borders right up to Inverness

described a white, red or blue light that swept across the skyline.

There was this big ball of orange light falling from the sky

and the whole sky lit up and it was flashing.

And then, the whole sky lit up with greens and blues and pinks.

I just saw like white light cover the whole sky and I was wondering

Exciting. It was a wee bit scary.

Although it's not been confirmed yet, astronomers have said

A meteor is a rock that's come from space and entered our atmosphere.

When a meteor is coming through our atmosphere,

and that's why we can see it glowing in the sky.

A flash was seen and that would have been the meteor exploding as it came

To have one going so brightly is quite unusual.

I don't know if any material has been found on Earth.

If so, that could be really exciting from a scientific point of view,

because we can collect that rock and then we can do experiments on it

in a laboratory, to learn about widgets

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