25/03/2017 Newsround

Hello, I'm Jenny, you're live with Newsround,

this sunny Saturday.

Keep watching.

We meet the latest e-sports superstars and...

The baby lion smuggled in a van.

First up, if you were watching TV last night, I'm sure you won't have

missed Comic Relief.

So far this year, the show's raised over a massive ?71 million.

Highlights included James Corden doing a special carpool karaoke

with Gary Barlow and Take That.

Since it started in 1985, Comic Relief has raised more

than ?1 billion for charity.

To football now and home nation Wales took on

the Republic of Ireland last night in a World Cup Qualifier.

The match ended goalless.

Gareth Bale had the only real chances for either side

but he'll miss the next game against Serbia,

after getting a yellow card.

One thing everyone's talking about, though,

is Republic of Ireland captain, Seamus Coleman, who ended up with

a badly broken leg after a tackle.

A real blow to him, he was having the season

of a lifetime at club level.

He is a big player for us, a great captain, a big loss to Everton,

a big loss to us but he will fight back I hope and, yeah, puts things

in perspective, I suppose.

The Australian Grand Prix kicks off this weekend.

And Britain's Lewis Hamilton has already taken the lead,

with pole position in the first race of the season.

It's an exciting start, as the new rules for car tyres mean

faster cars and some exciting races ahead.

Now, you might recognise some of the players behind me

from French football team Paris Saint-Germain but they've had

a pretty big new signing recently.

And the strange thing is they won't even set foot on the pitch.

Ayshah has this one.

Have you heard about football giant Paris Saint-Germain's

top new signing?

No?

Well, it's not one player, it's a whole team.

This is the club's new e-sports team.

They live and train full-time in Berlin in Germany.

Most kids, they have the dream of becoming one day a professional

video-game players.

But the funny thing is, they don't actually play a football game.

We went to the stadium, we met the players and everything

is pretty cool but only bad thing is I don't like football.

They play League Of Legends, the world's most popular video game.

Around 100 million people play it every month.

So what does a professional video gamer do?

The image of the unhealthy gamer in his room playing at night,

it's kind of not true for professional gamers.

We always tend to privilege the team play over and individuals

We always tend to privilege the team play over an individuals

trying to become a star.

Every day you have to practice for 14 hours a day.

There is a lot of strategic thinking also that you have to do.

I really believe that e-sports is going to be the next thing,

as big as football.

The work of League Of Legends, you can see a stadium

that is being full filled.

I would invite you to just watch a match.

This is really amazing.

It sold around 80,000 consoles in its first week here in the UK,

so we asked some SWITCH-ed on gamers to help us to review

the new Nintendo Switch.

Hello, my name is Nimra.

I'm Katrina.

Harry.

Hello, my name is Shay.

Hello, my name is Tom.

And we are here to try Nintendo Switch.

The Nintendo Switch is a bit different to other consoles that

are available because you can use it in lots of different ways.

Hand-held like a Game Boy.

Docked like a regular console.

And with motion controllers like the Nintendo Wii.

It costs ?279.99 but you might need to fork out a bit more money

if you want some more accessories.

It also uses cartridges for games instead of discs but, trust me,

you do not want to lick them.

The things I liked about it were mainly the graphics because I think

they are sensational.

I liked how you can just have it in your living room and,

say your mum wanted to watch something on telly,

you could just pick it up and play

a game and you wouldn't have to save anything or stop it.

I think I prefer it more than the other consoles

because the other console you are just like hooked but on this

one you can actually be aware of your surroundings.

I didn't like the size of the controls and they were also

really, really fiddly.

You are going to have to mess about a bit to use it.

Didn't really like the fact that it is quite heavy

because you are supposed to carry it around with you.

It is a bit confusing.

But probably with time you could get better with it.

I do prefer it to possibly Xboxes and PS4s.

Because it allows you to do more things with it.

I like just having one console for everything,

so this would actually be a good idea.

So if Xbox or PlayStation could make something like this,

it would be actually really good.

Thanks,

Thanks, guys.

Now to the Ukraine in Eastern Europe where this one month old lion cub

was found in the back of a van.

It was smuggled into the country, with thousands

of pet birds and four dogs.

The border service have said the smugglers will be punished.

The one-month-old is now safe and well at a zoo in Odessa.

That's all from the team for now, don't forget to put your

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