20/02/2017 Newsround

It's 4:20 this Monday afternoon.

I'm Jenny and you're live on CBBC, with Newsround.

Coming up.

One ship's epic mission to the Arctic.

And the amazing display made out of windmills.

There are more than 100 league places between them.

In a few hours, Sutton United take on Premier League giants Arsenal

in the FA Cup fifth round.

After Lincoln City's shock win on the weekend,

can the underdogs cause another huge upset?

We've been to the club to ask some of their youth team players.

Hi, I'm Albie and I support the mighty Sutton United.

Come on!

We play in the National League, but this year we have made it

through to the fifth round of the FA Cup.

After beating Leeds in the last round, we are now

the lowest-ranked team in the Cup.

We are playing 12 times FA Cup winners Arsenal

and we are not scared of them because we are playing at home.

We have home advantage because Arsenal are not used

to playing on an artificial pitch.

Our stadium is not quite as big as the Emirates but we can

still make a lot of noise.

Come on, Sutton!

Now it's time to meet some of the players.

So, are you excited to play Arsenal?

Yeah, I'm definitely excited.

Obviously, I had been at Arsenal for a long time.

I support Arsenal and I played for Arsenal for a couple of appearances

and I played there for a long long time.

Is there any players that you are looking

forward to playing most?

All of them really.

Because I know they're going to bring some first-team players.

I can't wait for the game on Monday.

Whoever they put out against us, we're going to do the best we can

and hopefully win the game.

You have a playlist that you play before each

game to hype you up?

We always play upbeat music.

Sometimes the gaffer and Beardy, his assistant, want to play slow

jams and students from their time, but we always try to get that turned

off because obviously we don't even want to

to that before a game.

We always get them to turn it off so we can play what we want to

play.

So what do you eat for breakfast on a match day?

On a game day, my pre-match is always Weetabix.

I always eat Weetabix a few hours before a game and some

fruit.

I feel like that gives me enough energy to play a game to the

best of my ability.

Good luck from all of us at Sutton.

Good luck, guys.

Now from a mighty game to one mighty expedition.

Scientists have unveiled an ambitious plan to sail

a research ship to the Arctic, so it can drift

across the North Pole.

Here's Ayshah.

This is the Polarstern, a German research ship.

It's huge at 120-metres long and it has got a huge mission.

The vessel is going on the biggest single Arctic research expedition

ever planned.

It is sailing to the sea ice at the north pole where they

will be left to get stuck where it can

will be left to get stuck where it can drift

a across the top of the world.

Why?

Because researchers hope to get valuable new information in a place

where the Earth's climate is changing fast.

The decline of the Arctic sea ice is much faster than

the climate models can reproduce and we need

better climate models to

make better predictions for the future and there

is a potential that in a few decades from now, the

Arctic will be ice free in summer.

That will be a different world.

But it won't be easy.

Scientists will need to deal with extremely cold

temperatures.

They'll also have to keep their eyes peeled for predatory

polar bears.

The incredible 1,550 mile trip will begin in 2019 and

is likely to take one year to complete.

From the sea to the air.

Have a look at these stunning aerial images of thousands of plastic

windmills laid out to make an amazing display in China.

400,000 of them all in have been used to make colourful shapes

of hearts, flowers and circles.

Tens of thousands of roses have also been planted

alongside the windmills.

Lots of visitors have been enjoying the colourful

display in Cheng-du City.

Finally, speaking of beauty, we're meeting the stars

of the new Beauty and the Beast movie this week and we want

you to get involved.

Newsround's going to the premiere to interview

Emma Watson, who's Belle, and lots of other actors who play

enchanted household items.

That got us thinking, if you had to be any

object in your home, what would it be and why?

Perhaps you'd be a tea cup, like Chip, a clock, like Cogsworth,

or maybe something else.

Whatever it is, draw it for us, take a picture,

and send it in online.

We'll try and show some of them to the stars!

That's all from the team today, Newsround's back right

here tomorrow morning at 7:40.

Don't forget to go online and send in your drawings for the stars

of Beauty and the Beast!