30/04/2012 Newsround

Happy Monday, everybody. Joe here, all alone in the Newsround studio.

Where is everybody? United! City! Hi, live with you for Newsround at

the Etihad Stadium, building up for what has been billed as one of the

biggest Derbys of all time. The 12- year-old boy, who is doing his bit

to ban kids from being forced into getting married. It is fair to say

we're going football crazy. We are set for the biggest match of the

Premier League tonight. We could soon find out the identity of the

next England manager. Ore, what's going on? I'll tell you - 8pm

tonight, 48,000 screaming football fans will cram into this stadium,

here in Manchester, as they gear up for what could be a potential

Premier League decider. Man United are taking on Man City, in what

could define the history of both clubs.

It's big. If you thought that was big, over in London, the FA have

been having talks with the potential new England manager. Nel

has been in London for us. What is the latest? Hello. I am here at FA

headquarters at Wembley Stadium, on a dramatic day. Roy Hodgson has

been in those doors to talk to FA officials about his possible

appointment as the next England boss. It has been 11 weeks since

Fabio Capello resigned. The FA say they are not speaking to anyone

else about the job. It is likely Hodgson's appointment will be

confirmed within the next 24 hours. This may come as a surprise to many

people, because so far it has been Harry Redknapp who has been the

favourite for the boss. So who is Hodgson and why have the FA chosen

him? He might not be the biggest name in

football, but one thing Roy Hodgson is not lacking is managerial

experience. In a career spanning 36 years, Roy

has taken charge of teams in England, Sweden, Denmark, Norway

and Italy, as well as managing the national side of Finland, the

United Arab Emirates and Switzerland. In the Premier League,

he has taken a relegation- threatened Fulham team to the UEFA

Cup final. Not everyone is happy. Hodgson had

a terrible spell at Liverpool last season. Some people think he hasn't

got what it takes to manage a big side. They don't come much bigger

than England. So, we know a lot more about Roy

Hodgson right now. He is manager of West Brom. Is he the right person

for the job? I am going to bring in my friend, who is wearing a

fetching red shirt. We all know about Roy Hodgson now. Do you think

the West Brom boss is the right man for the job? He has international

spirits. He'll be the right man for the job. Remember, everyone was

thinking Harry Redknapp was going to take it. Do you reckon Roy

Hodgson is a better potential manager than Harry Redknapp? Well,

yeah, he has international experience. England have not got

much time, have they? It is only four weeks before they take on

Norway in a friendly. There are six weeks... Hello Man City fan. We are

all friends here before kick-off. Of course then it is France in the

Euro 2012 first match. Do you think Roy will have enough time to bring

it to England and make sure they are in better nick for the

tournament? Yeah, if England work hard, I think they can win it.

do you think their chances are? They have not been at European

Championships for a long time? think they can win it if they work

hard. Hopefully they will work hard. Joe,

well that is what Callum thinks. We all know what will happen. Everyone

is wondering about what will happen with Roy Hodgson, but we will talk

about him. In the mean time we have a game on our hands. We gear up for

the biggest derby of all time - some might say. It might come as a

shock, but one in five girls in Bangladesh becomes a wife before

the age of 15. Forced marriages are a big problem in the country. One

12-year-old boy was so angry about it, he started a campaign to stop

Nel has more. Meet Jemmy. She is 13 years old. At

the end of the week, she's getting married. It's not her choice though.

Her parents have arranged the day. They have even picked her husband.

Bangladesh is one of the most crowded countries on earth. It is

also very poor. Girls often drop out of school and are rarely

allowed to work. Instead they become wives and mothers, while

they are still children themselves. One boy is trying to change all

that. Olly is just 12. He got so angry to see his school friends

forced into marriages that he set up a group to fight back. He and

his friends are trying to discourage parents in their

neighbourhood to Mary -- marry them off too soon. He sees their birth

certificates. When a child marriage took place with one of my friends I

cannot explain what it was like. It made me feel like I was playing. We

would play together and a few days later she would be married off.

bride's father has to pay a fee to the bride's family. As the bride

grows older, that fee increases. More than half the population live

on less than 70p a day. Many feel they have no choice but to make

their daughters marry early on. Olly wants them to realise that is

not true. He is telling local mothers why child marriages are so

harmful. He makes the women raise their hands if they promise not to

marry off their girls. His work is beginning to pay off. Child

marriage in his area has halved. Next up, he was banned from ever

running in the Olympics again, but now Dwain Chambers has been allowed

to take part in London 2012. He is one of the best 100 metre sprinters.

He broke the rules in 2003 by taking illegal drugs to make him

run faster. He has just won a court battle to let him run this summer.

So, let's go back to the Etihad Stadium, where Ore is live ahead of

the Manchester derby. It is poised for a great match, isn't it?

Understatement of the century, Joe! Everyone will remember the 6-1

drubbing that United had at the hands of City in October. It with

us the worst at home since 1955. City would love to do something

similar. I am sure these fans would think that. The United fans have

got revenge on if brain, haven't they? The situation at the top of

the league table is this - United have three points at the top. They

have the advantage. If United win, they will extend that to six points

and then they will need one point to claim their 20th championship.

If City win they will go ahead of man yueted on goal difference. --

Man United on goal difference. We have Tommy and Davey. Guys, you

have your scarf, your kit. Davey, why is this such a big game for Man

City? It's everything, really. If we win this, it's - we've got a big

shot for the championship really. It is a big step forward to it.

Tommy you have Balotelli back from suspension, Tevez banging in the

goals. Do you have the players to win it? Oh, yeah, definitely.