It's the people's version of the FA Cup
Final day of the knockout competition with three rounds
Over 35,000 people have taken part across 11 categories
Kevin Kilbane
Former Everton and Republic of Ireland winger on the Sport Relief show
"We have got so much happening in the Premier League today but this is where it is all happening. It is great to be here."
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Tune in to BBC One right now for the Sport Relief show with action from today in Sheffield.
Look at this for a strike from Tigers Trust against Dynamo Double Diamonds in the Adult Disability category.
Great precision to find the far corner.
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Meet Andrew Henderson, who was motivated to "try a different way of recovery" after breaking his leg in 2008 and found a new sport as a result.
With a lot of dedication and practice he has become a four-time world champion in freestyle football, external.
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The dynamic duo have arrived at the Fa People's Cup!
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DOH! Diverse FC are having one dramatic journey to Sheffield...
Diverse FC have overcome this breakdown and have made it to the venue- their tactics are to "score and then plan a trip home!" Phew!
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It's smiles all round from Caernarfon Town Girls!
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A big thank you to all those who have travelled the huge distance from Portsmouth to take part in the finals today.Let's hope you're celebrating on the way home!
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You've only gone and won tickets to the FA Cup final!
Congratulations to Ellie and her team-mates from Frampton Rangers.
U16 girls - Ole United 2-5 Frampton Rangers
Alex Ewing
BBC Get Inspired
In the second final of the day Ole United battled it out with Frampton Rangers. The two teams dominated the group stages, so expectations were high for the final.
Ole United took the lead with a brilliant long range strike from Leah, nestled in the bottom corner after a beautiful cut back allowing Leah to run onto the ball at pace. Frampton Rangers, however, didn't let this bother them and came back strongly and three quick goals from Ruby, Abby and Maddy took Frampton into a 3-1 lead to the delight of their cheering parents on the sideline.
However, the game was thrown wide open when a deflected strike from Molly pulled a goal back for Ole United leading to a tense last 5 minutes. At the end of any final, heroes can be born, up stepped Abby and Maddy from Frampton Rangers to both score their second goals of the game and win the FA People's Cup!
We know our third FA People's Cup champions.
Harvester Ladies have beat Doncaster Belles 3-1 in the U14 Girls category!
Action to follow.
Harvester receive their trophy and celebrate alongside Match of the Day's Kevin Kilbane
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St Johns Wood FC have found a great way to pass the time and calm the nerves before the U16 boys final!
Pompey Chimes vs St John's Wood at 13:40.
We promised you action from Frampton Rangers win over Ole United in the U16 Girls final and here it is.
Turn, dribble, shoot. Great goal.
Pickles meets some stars of the future
Footy Pups Photo Call
There are some impressive five-a-side footballers on show in Sheffield today but many of us (myself definitely included) could do with some improvement.
BBC iWonder are here to help.
They've enlisted the help of a five-a-side football expert to explain the ins and outs of the skills and tactics needed to be the Lionel Messi of the game's shorter version.
Watch the video below and click here for even more.
Five skills for five-a-side success
Radio 1Xtra presenter, Nick Bright will be joining our film crews today.
But is he tempted to get his footy kit on instead?
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Future footballers Footy Pups in action today.
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Midtown United Football Club have been a club running in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire for over 30 years and recently formed their first disability section, when current manager, Kieran Robson, joined the club from another local team.
Now coming to the end of their second season, Midtown United have reached the Adult Disability finals and believe their unexpected run to the finals has been a great experience, bringing the team closer together in the process.
The club also hope their efforts in the Cup will shed a brighter light on the team, and hope to expand our squad to cater for all types of players who struggle to compete within a mainstream setting.
Good luck!
Image source, Kieran Robson