29/05/2017 Newsround

Hi, I'm Whitney, and this is Bank Holiday Monday's Newsround.

First up, it's the match that's worth more than ?170 million

to the winner, and it's happening right now.

Reading FC and Huddersfield Town are playing to decide which one

of them will go up to the Premier League.

Huddersfield have had a couple of great chances

with this free kick, and then no-one is sure how

Izzy Browne missed this one.

The teams have just started the second half.

Next, John Noakes, who was a Blue Peter

presenter from 1965-1978, has died today aged 83.

While you may not know his name, he's been part of some the most

famous TV moments of all time.

I've been finding out more.

I'm upside down!

At 30,000 feet, I'm upside down!

Your grandma and grandad will probably know who he is.

Blue Peter has had many presenters over the years,

and John Noakes certainly stood out.

A cheery, funny daredevil from Halifax loved to try

new things and adventures.

Just watching climb up Nelson's Column in London!

Or the moment he crashed out of bobsleigh on the Cresta Run.

And here he is playing with Lulu the elephant

in the Blue Peter studio.

Lulu made a bit of a mess and everything went

a bit wrong that day, but it was and still

is a classic TV moment.

Oh, dear!

How are you doing?

John Noakes had grown up in Yorkshire, joined

the Royal Air Force then trained as an actor before landing the job

of presenting Blue Peter.

He made people laugh at a time when children's presenters were seen

as a bit more serious.

His down to earth personality gave the nation some great TV moments,

and he will be well and truly missed.

Now, football fans from across the world have been

casting their votes for the BBC's Women's Footballer of the Year 2017,

and the results are announced tomorrow night, but who's

in the running?

Check out the ladies in with a shot.

This year, five players have been nominated for the BBC's

Women's Footballer of the Year award, and first up is Norwegian

striker Ada Hegerberg, who could win back-to-back trebles

this year if her side can beat PSG in the Champions League final.

It's a huge honour to be nominated.

The memories are still there.

Being nominated for a prize like this is a big honour for me.

Next is Hedvig Lindahl, the hero in two penalty shoot-outs

for Sweden in the 2016 Olympics in Rio, helping her team

to win the silver medal.

It's been really good generally, to acknowledge what I've done

for Sweden, and it's not always been like that.

I'm very thankful.

One of the most famous female footballers ever,

Marta was one of eight Olympic flag bearers at the opening

ceremony in Rio.

She guided her team to a fourth place finish in the football.

TRANSLATION: It was an exciting time.

We had a game the next day, it was a big rush but it was worth

it because it was a historic moment for me and overall

for women's football.

Canadian Christine Sinclair is an international goal-scorer

and inspired Canada to a second successive Olympic bronze medal.

I am kind of amazed, where my career has gone.

I remember my first couple of years on the national team.

Thinking, how the heck did all these players score so many goals?

I will never reach that.

Last but not least, German Melanie Behringer, who added

an Olympic gold medal to all the honours she

has won in the past.

TRANSLATION: There are many great titles like the German championship

or the World Cup but to win the Olympics or be part

of these games is, for any athlete, incredible.

Those are your nominees.

Finally, check out these wheelie good tricks!

They helped Australian rider Logan Martin win the freestyle event

of the BMX Freestyle Park World Cup in Montpeliar in France.

But don't try these moves out at home unless you really

know what you're doing!

Logan's been practicing for the last ten years to get this good.

That's all from me, Newsround's back here tomorrow with Ayshah.

Bye for now.

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