18/03/2016 Newsround

Ryan Giggs.

See ya!

Good morning, I'm Hayley.

It's Sport Relief today and I've got a sporty Newsround

for you this morning.

There was a big game at Old Trafford last night

when Manchester United hosted rivals Liverpool in the second leg

of their Europa League tie.

Liverpool had led 2-0 from the first leg of the match,

but United were awarded a penalty when Anthony Martial was brought

down in the box.

The French striker scored to give his side some hope.

But before half time, Philippe Coutinho scored this

brilliant solo goal to see Liverpool through 3-1 on aggregate.

It was good, it was good.

It was intensive.

We deserved the next round, I think there is no doubt about this.

That feels really good.

Is rugby doing enough to deal with racism?

It's the question being asked after insults were thrown at last

weekend's match between England and Wales.

Martin's been looking into this.

During Saturday's Six Nations rugby game between England and Wales,

England player Joe Marler called Wales player Samson Lee "gypsy boy".

Samson Lee is from a travelling background and has spoken about how

proud he is of it.

Joe Marler said sorry to Samson Lee during the game and his coach has

warned Joe Marler about what he did.

Now the Six Nations authorities have said that Joe Marler won't be

punished for what he said.

Some people think that isn't acceptable.

Some rugby players and members of the traveller and gypsy community

say that because Joe Marler said a racist insult,

it needs to be dealt with by the authorities,

not just by the England team.

Engines at the ready - the new Formula 1 season revs back

up again this weekend in Melbourne, Australia.

Britain's Lewis Hamilton is looking to become

a four-time world champion.

But that's not all.

There's a new track, a totally new team and some fresh

faces on the grid.

So will the Mercedes team dominate or is it the time for someone

new to step up?

Ricky's been looking ahead.

I'm very, very excited, looking forward to getting back

in and the challenges that I'm going to face this year

are all unknown.

I know that it's going to be difficult.

It will be a tough challenge.

But it will be a great battle.

Formula 1 begins a new season with 21 races -

a record number - and a first Grand Prix in Azerbaijan.

Three new drivers are set to make their debuts, too.

German drivers Pascal Wehrlein and team-mate Rio Haryanto,

who will become the first Indonesian to start a Grand Prix,

will be revving up their engines aboard Manor.

There's a new Brit to join the ranks rookies, too.

Jolyon Palmer joins Renault.

He's already been on Newsround telling us all about it.

Very excited.

It feels like it's a long time coming to be in this position

and a dream come true so I can't wait to get started.

Although Mercedes may still be the team to beat,

one team smelling the fresh scent of burning rubber will be US-owned

Haas, with Frenchman Romain Grosjean and Mexico's Esteban Gutierrez

in the driving seats of the new team on the grid.

Ferrari's new car has been fast in testing so far.

Qualifying this weekend will tell us if the Prancing Horse can match

the might of the Mercedes engine.

In the hope of making the sport more exciting,

F1 bosses have decided to introduce a new elimination-style qualifying

system.

The new system will see drivers knocked out every 90 seconds

in the closing minutes of each of the three qualifying sessions.

So who's going to win it?

Here's what the BBC F1 team predict.

Lewis Hamilton is going to win the 2016 F1 drivers' title.

Lewis Hamilton will win the Drivers' Championship.

Lewis Hamilton will win the World Championship again.

I just think he's slightly too good for Nico Rosberg in that car.

It will be tougher for him this year.

I think his main challenge will come from Sebastian Vettel

in the Ferrari.

I think Nico Rosberg's going to win the drivers' title this year.

He was on a roll at the end of 2015, winning the last three races,

the last six pole positions, and everything we've seen in winter

testing so far suggests that he really is getting on well

with the latest Mercedes.

Finally to France for a sporting challenge with a difference.

It's a 279-metre race straight up the Eiffel Tower!

Participants competed to climb the 1,665 steps of the iconic tower

in Paris the fastest.

The view from the top is incredible, if you've got any energy left

to stand and see it.

And if that's not enough sport action for you,

today is Sport Relief and loads of stuff is happening all over

the country to raise money for charity.

But we want to know what you're doing.

Go to Newsround online and send us your pictures or just let us know

what action you're up to today.

I'll see you at 8.15am with much more.