Wowser.

What a day.

There have been a whole load of brilliant matches today and eight very worthy winners.

Everyone who has competed today has done themselves proud. They were all part of the final 96 out of the massive 6,000 teams that entered.

We'll be right back here tomorrow for more of the same from 11:30 BST. 48 teams in eight more categories battling it out in the nation's biggest five-a-side competition.

See you then!

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So we're about to wrap up here on day one of the FA People's Cup final, BUT don't despair, because we'll be right back in just 15 hours (gosh!)

And here's what's on offer tomorrow:

AM

Under-16 Boys

Under-16 Girls

Adult Disability League

Adult Disability Championship

PM

Adult Disability Premiership

Female Vets

Adult Male

Adult Female

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CHAMPAGNE MOMENTpublished at 19:44 British Summer Time 30 April 2017

19:44 BST 30 April 2017

#PeoplesCup

At the end of an excellent day, let's take a look back at today's winners. 

Under-14 Boys: Sproatley Juniors (pictured)

Under-14 Girls: Kingston Select

Youth Disability: Cedarsfield

Female Disability: Aston Villa

Walking Football: Wokingham UB50

Men's Veterans: Liberties Vets

Female Higher Education: Wockey FC

Male Higher Education: Filthy Fellas

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It may have been the last final of the day, but there wasn't any sign of tiredness from the players in this match.

The Filthy Fellas took on Pathetico and you can watch the highlights now!

The FA People's Cup wouldn't be possible without the help of amazing volunteers.

Just like this wonderful group from a local club who have volunteered their time to help out at the finals today.

Excellent work guys!

Nick Pennington
BBC Get Inspired reporter in Birmingham

Referee Rob Parker tells us what it's like switching from playing to refereeing.

I get the impression he'd rather be kicking balls than blowing his whistle!  

Congrats to Aston Villa indeed. They were brilliant all day and very worthy winners.

Enjoy Wembley!

It was all even between the Wockey FC girls and Nottingham Medics in the final of the Higher Education Female category.

So, for the second time today we witnessed a penalty shoot out.

Watch the highlights now!

Mr Sinclair himself was impressed with the play in the Walking Football category earlier.

Tempted to join in, Trev?!

Wokingham needed a penalty shoot-out to even reach the Walking Football final before beating Leeds Titans in the final.

Watch that dramatic moment below.

Wokingham won through in one of the most fiercely contested finals of the day, in a Walking Football final that saw the day's only sin bin and plenty of passion. 

And they certainly celebrated with passion afterwards as well. Well-deserved mind.

Enjoy you success lads!

Liberties Vets and Harraby took centre stage on the finals pitch for the final of the Male Vets category.

After a tight match, the Liberties defended their 2016 title and will join the other champions on the trip to Wembley. 

Congrats! 🥇

Kingston were the first winners of the day, beating Elita 5's in the Under-14 Girls final.

Image source, David Fox

Image source, David Fox

So earlier on this afternoonWokingham UB50 took on Leeds Titans in the final of the Walking Football category.

With a trip to Wembley up for grabs, it's all got very competitive.

Watch out for the ref reaching for his pocket to pull out a... blue card!? (We've checked the official rules, and this means a 2-minute time-out).

Wokingham came from behind to win it. Watch all of the goals in the video above.

Well that's it! All eight of today's finals have been completed.

Don't go anywhere though. We have got the highlights from the last four finals of the day coming right up.

Also on the Filthy Fellas roster was a gent called Abdi, who was sporting an Arsenal shirt. 

He's never seen his club live. Now he'll have tickets to see them in the FA Cup final at Wembley.

You couldn't write it.

CHAMPAGNE MOMENTpublished at 19:04 British Summer Time 30 April 2017

19:04 BST 30 April 2017

Pathetico 1-3 Filthy Fellas

It is!

Filthy Fellas are led to victory by a goal and an assist by a man who has the audacity to call himself Messi.

Messi, Filthy - they'll have to brush up smart in May because they'll be taking a trip to Wembley in May.

It seems like Messi is actually being called Messi by his teammates... Anyway, Messi's touch lets him down in front of goal. Not often you can type that.

It's all Filthy Fellas now though, and the Pathetico 'keeper is forced to tip brilliantly onto his bar.