22/05/2016 Newsround

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Ayshah here this Sunday, with your top stories.

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Celebrations, as Manchester United claim the FA Cup trophy.

And the marathon taking place on the Great Wall of China.

Footy first and Manchester United have won their first FA

Cup trophy in 12 years.

United came from behind to beat Crystal Palace 2-1

at Wembley last night, despite having a player sent off.

Late goals from Juan Mata and a stunning strike

from Jesse Lingard in extra time secured Man United the cup.

Captain Wayne Rooney said the win was something he has been waiting

for for a long time.

It is a special moment.

It is a competition I always loved, as a fan, growing up.

Been unlucky in two finals, but I will enjoy

tonight, that's for sure.

And this is a club that has to win trophies and it has been

a while coming, hasn't it?

It is.

It has been.

It is always great.

You just look at the fans.

It's fantastic.

Well, ahead of the game there were rumours that the match

was to be Louis van Gaal's last as United manager.

And the BBC now understands that he will be replaced

by Jose Mourinho next week.

The former Chelsea boss is thought to have signed a deal with Man U,

after being out of work since he was sacked in December,

although the club are yet to confirm.

We want to know what you think about it.

What do you think of Jose Mourinho?

Do you think he would make a good manager at Man U?

Go online to have your say on our chat page.

Now to the technology that lets you travel the world

without moving a muscle.

These virtual reality headsets use a mobile phone and apps to let

you explore all sorts of places.

These kids got to visit ancient Egyptian sites

and even went under the sea.

Not your normal school trip destinations!

So, what did they think?

You get to see all different parts of the world.

I would rather go on a school trip.

You get to get to go in the place more and you get

to feel everything.

You know that, every day, you are going to get a surprise

and, at the same time, you are going to learn.

With just two months to go until the Olympics,

the excitement is building And in Brazil, the Olympic torch

has been making its way around the country.

It will be carried by 12,000 people until the opening

ceremony in Rio De Janeiro.

And it has, so far, been carried by foot,

on a hot air balloon and even on a donkey.

Finally to China, where runners are taking part in a race on one

of the country's biggest tourist attractions -

the Great Wall of China.

They had to take on over 5,000 stairs.

The fastest runner did it in just over 3.5 hours.

That is all from me. Newsround is back after midday.