Lets keep things friendly on and off the pitch everyone!

Some more results from the Disability categories in Luton.

Disability Under 16s

Grange Academy 3-4 Bedfordshire FA

Junior Bees 3-2 Bedfordshire FA 

Chelsea FC Foundation 6-2 Saints Foundation

Junior Bees 3-1 Chelsea FC Foundation

Adult Disability

Group A

AFC Dunstable 2-4 Luton Town FC

MK Dons Red 0-6 Luton Town FC 

Marlow Gateway 0-1 Luton Town FC 

MK Dons 4-2 AFC Dunstable 

Marlow Gateway 0-5 AFC Dunstable

Marlow Gateway 0-3 MK Dons Red

Group B

Basildon 2-7 Cheshunt 

Mid Town 8-6 Cheshunt 

Mansfield 3-2 Chesunt 

Mid Town 10-2 Basildon 

Mansfield 3-0 Basildon

Mansfield 0-6 Mid Town

CHAMPAGNE MOMENTpublished at 12:55 Greenwich Mean Time 28 February 2016

12:55 GMT 28 February 2016

Portsmouth Amputees 4-2 Wandgas

Portsmouth Amputees are through to the finals in Sheffield on 20 March in the Adult Disability category after pulling away against Wandgas for a comprehensive win*.

Congratulations guys!

Here's some results from Luton.

U16 Girls Group A

Warsah Yellows 1-5 Crystal Palace A

Cambridge Girls 13-0 Crystal Palace

QPR Community Girls 2-1 Crystal Palace 

Cambridge Girls 3-4 

QPR Community Girls 0-3 Cambridge Girls

Group B

Tuffley Rovers 5-0 Crystal Palace B 

Frampton Rangers Girls 5-0 Crystal Palace B

Limehouse Laces 4-1 Crystal Palace B

Frampton Rangers Girls 5-0 Tuffley Rovers

Limehouse Laces 2-4 Tuffley Rovers 

Limehouse Laces 0-8 Frampton Rangers

Georgina Burkoff
Our reporter on the ground

Here are Alexis, Eve, Libby and Lee in a not-at-all-scripted view on how they'll fare in the Under-16 girls semi-final in Manchester. 

We have reached the final of the Adult disability category in the regional semi-finals in Portsmouth. 

Portsmouth Amputees against Wandgas, latest score 1-1.

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The FA’s Head of Participation, Pete Ackerley: “The girls and women’s section is growing year on year as is women’s and girls football.

“We have got a great opportunity on the back of the Lionesses’ success in Canada last year, and the Women’s Super League, and we are looking now to make sure everyone gets the chance to play on their terms.”

The Adult female category took place yesterday while the U16 girls is still taking place as we speak!

Swanscome Tigers FC look to be having a serious half time team talk.

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You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #PeoplesCup, external on Facebook at the Get Inspired, external page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk

Christina in Manchester on email: Ole United playing well in Under-16 semis looking relaxed going into finals.

Image source, Christina Robinson

Well done Pompey Amputees. If you missed the goal from their match earlier (see 11:12) click the highlights tab above.

Frampton Rangers are through to the semi-finals (of the semi-finals!) in Luton.

They've won all three games so far - first 5-0, second 8-0 and third 5-0.

Can they keep that clean sheet intact?

If you are out there at one of our venues, let us know how your team is getting on!

Don't forget this year the FA People's Cup is teaming up with Sport Relief to raise money for those in need. 

You can support the charity by donating here, external.

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Here's some pictures from the Under 16 girls who are in action this morning.

Image source, BBC Sport

Image source, BBC Sport

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The U16 disability and Adult disability categories are also underway this morning.

Here are Charlton Upbeats with a very intense pre-match team talk. Read below for some more information about a very inspirational team.

Charlton Upbeats Downs syndrome football team are competing in the Disability category in Portsmouth today. 

In the seven years that the Charlton Upbeats project has been running it has supported over 300 people living with downs syndrome and provided respite and support to families and carers.

The football team come into today's FA People's Cup semi-finals with good pedigree they are three  times national DS active festival champions and current title holders and were last year promoted in the Kent PAN disability league.

We wish the team the very best of luck for today's matches.

More information on the Charlton Upbeats project can be found here, external.

We saw a special goal from Pompey Amputees earlier today (see video below). 

Here's some of the reaction to the goal on social media.

The Lidgate League: What a hit son, what a hit!!!! Brilliant.

Karl Dyke: They could do with him in their first team.

Douglas Carruthers: I guess there still hope for me play hahaha

Wu Tang Ya Nan: Can we swap him with Benteke?

Are you reading this Mr Klopp?

Best of luck to the Swanscombe Tigers FC team today.

Mick Hill at a Service Station on the M62: Toilet stop for Grimsby Ancient Mariners walking football team en route to Manchester. Don't know how many more we will need before we get there. Old bladders!

If anyone else is having similar troubles on their way to matches this morning then let us know!

The Unity of Faiths FC (Tuff FC) were knocked out in the first round but their story epitomises the FA People’s Cup.

The London based club were set up to help youngsters at risk of terrorist radicalisation and their work has resulted in an invite to Washington D.C from President Obama no less.

Tuff FC’s founder, Dr Shamenda Talwar said:

“We have helped 33 children who were exposed to radicalisation and brought them back through football. It is a global problem, we have a successful programme and through football, which is the biggest breaker of any barrier, we can enhance these children who have been confused and put an arm around their shoulder.

“We were contacted directly by Barack Obama, who was inspired by our work.

“He said ‘why don’t you come over, bring the whole team, and we could play football on the lawns for the White House’, if it is good enough for the President, it is good enough for everyone else!”

Image source, BBC Sport