Liberties turning up the heat! 

Three times the men in black and white go close, three times their close efforts fly the wrong side of the post. 

This one is bubbling...

Liberties, defending champions, are looking strong early as they look to reclaim their title. 

Fractious again though. These elder gentlemen in the last two finals are desperate for victory, leading to tense affairs.

We're about to kick-off.

Highlighter green for Harraby, black and white for Liberties in black and white for those watching along at the top of the page.

Let's go.

Well that was more of an attritional final than what we saw in our previous four matches earlier this afternoon.

What can our male veterans conjure up for us? 

Liberties Vets and Harraby Catholic are taking to the pitch now, so we'll soon find out.

So that's the end of the fifth final of the day. Wokingham will travel to Wembley for the FA Cup final where they will lift their Walking Football FA People's Cup trophy.

Well done, lads.

CHAMPAGNE MOMENT - Wokingham winpublished at 17:38 BST 30 April 2017

17:38 BST 30 April 2017

Wokingham UB50 3-1 Leeds Titans

Wokingham have done it! 

A dramatic victory as they come from behind. 

They are delighted at the final whistle.

We've had a short stoppage for an injury. There is not long left for Wokingham to hold on. About two minutes. 

If they hold out they'll be FA People's Cup champions.

There have been a few tackles flying in and the ref is not happy.

He has shown a Leeds defender a blue card. That means he'll have to spend two minutes in the sin bin.

Number four from Wokingham has a fierce right boot. He has just put a shot narrowly over the crossbar. Still 0-0 in this final. A tentative start from both teams.

And we're off in the Walking Football final.

For those of you watching the match at the top of the page, Workingham are in blue, Leeds in yellow.

It is now time for the Walking Football final.

Wokingham UB50 are taking on Leeds Titans.

Leeds narrowly won 1-0 when these teams met in the group stage.

There is more pressure this time however. The teams are playing for FA People's Cup glory and the chance to lift their trophy at Wembley.

Remember you can watch the match at the top of this page.

Aston Villa took on Aylestone in the final of the female disability category.

Check out highlights from the game right here!

Current holders of the FA People's Cup, the Liberties Vets are back to defend their title.

An unstoppable force in last year's competition, the Liberties have continued their ruthless training by competing in as many tournaments as possible.

In their youth, Roger (goalkeeper and mananger) and Sofian (who was on French club Marseilles books as a junior),  played professional, Futsal where they honed their skills on a smaller pitch. 

"Being 47 I have still got some of the qualities the 21-year-olds have," says Roger, self-proclaimed legend of the 5-a-side-game.

"Just playing football in itself is amazing because it brings everyone together like a family."

Liberties Vets have beaten Options Management in the first Male Veterans semi-final.

They'll face either White Horse or Harraby Catholic in the final. Those two are on the pitch as we speak.

Here is a bit more Liberties Vets...

Rhia Chohan
BBC Get Inspired reporter in Birmingham

Watch the moment when Abdi, from the Filthy Fellas notices a HUGE poster of himself plastered on the walls of the final venue.

It's priceless! 

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Crowns FC are taking on Pathetico Madrid in the Higher Education Male category.