26/04/2014 Newsround

Hi guys, Jenny here with your last Newsround this Saturday - coming

right up. The flying band hoping to be the next big thing... The super

rare footage of a snow leopard in Tibet. First to some good news for

English football fans. Earlier today UEFA revealed that Wembley Stadium

is in with a 50/50 chance of hosting the final of the 2020 European

Championships. The competition's semifinals and final will be held at

either Wembley or Bayern Munich's Alli Ance Arena. A final decision

will be made on the 19th September. Stadiums in Wales, Scotland and

Ireland are still in the running to host other games during the

tournament. Back in the Premier there's another big weekend ahead

for teams at both the top and bottom of the table. In today's early kick

off Southampton are leading Everton by two goals to nil. Meanwhile later

this afternoon Ryan Giggs will take charge of his first Manchester

United game as manager. The Welsh winger took over the reins after

David Moyes was sacked last week, but has he got what it takes to be

boss? Ryan Giggs, one of the most celebrated players in football's

yesterday. Made his professional debut Majesty united in 1991 and

since then, he has racked up more than 1000 appearances, a club

record. He is the only player to have played and scored in every

season and has helped Manchester United when 13 Premier League

titles. He has also played for Wales at international level and in 2012,

captained team GB at the London Olympics. He is a great player, but

why was he chosen as his temporary manager? Because he knows the club

extremely well. He knows the players and how the club operates and that

will be a really good thing. He has to steady the ship at Manchester

United following the sacking of David Moyes. Yesterday, Ryan Giggs

gave his first press conference and said he was proud of the

opportunity. Is it any chance he will stay long-term? He has lots of

experience as a player, but not as a manager, so you would think longer

term they will bring another manager in, but I don't think we will see

Ryan Giggs going anywhere. You would think you would see him working

alongside the new person. While he is a popular choice with the fans,

if he doesn't deliver results, pressure will come upon him.

And if you want to look back at where it all went wrong for

Manchester United this season, then head over to the Newsround website

to check out our picture gallery on ten terrible months at Old Trafford.

Next to Afghanistan where deadly flash flooding has caused chaos in

the north and west of the country. At least 80 people have died and

hundreds more left stranded after three days of heavy rain. More than

three thousand homes have been destroyed and rescue helicopters are

out looking for many more who are missing.

There are thousands of music groups trying to make it to the big time,

but what does it take to stand out from the crowd? Well, how about a

band that can fly! I've been checking out a new, and rather

unusual group, with their sights set on topping the charts. They make

look a bit different to One Direction, but you can't deny this

band can certainly play! This new flying drone pop band has been

formed by robotics experts in America, who have been working on

the idea for years. They use computers to control the drones

which tell them what to do. We are sending commands to the vehicles,

and the timing is very precise. They've even designed new ways to

play instruments like this single string guitar. The drones will play

for the first time in front of a live audience this weekend in

Washington DC. We basically click a button to tell the vehicles to start

the show and then that is it. So if the gigs go well, who knows, we may

well see these robotic rock stars motoring their way up the charts.

Next to a band you probably know a bit more about! Harry, Zayn, Louie,

Niall Liam kicked off their World Tour in Colombia yesterday. But it

seems they had a little trouble getting to sleep the night before

their big gig, because of noisy fans outside their hotel. After some

tossing and turning Niall tweeted to ask Directioners to keep down the

noise...which they eventually did. Well - at least they weren't 'up all

night' - get it?! And finally he may only be the size of a hamster and

weigh no more than four bags of crisps, but this tiny guy is in

fact, a deer! Baby Java mouse-deer are one of the smallest hoofed

animals in the world and they're very rare. He was born in a zoo in

Spain where a programme is being run to breed rare species. Mouse deer

grow up to be no bigger than rabbits, but despite their size

they're known to be very intelligent. From one rare species

to another. This wild snow leopard has been caught on film after

sneaking into a sheep pen in Tibet. Apparently the big cat was so full

after its feast it couldn't move. There are thought to only be about a