Kingston Select/Sproatley win U14s Girls/Boys categories
Cedarsfield/Aston Villa win Youth and Female Disability categories
Wokingham/Liberties Vets win Walking Football and Male Veterans categories
Wockey/Filthy Fellas win Female and Male Higher Education categories
More than 40,000 players registered for the competition
96 teams made it through to the final
16 categories this year
Free five-a-side competition's third year
Annika McDonald
BBC Get Inspired reporter in Birmingham
Aston Villa have been mightily impressive today. They've scored 31 goals in seven games en route to winning the Female Disability category.
The next time they see that trophy they'll be on the pitch at Wembley during the FA Cup final.
And Leeds win it! Hard luck to WFL Bedford. Penalties are always a tough way to go out.
Leeds will meet Wokingham UB50 in the Walking Football final.
Leeds have the early advantage after an excellent save. There are some pumped up players out there.
The second semi-final in the Walking Football category between Leeds Titans and WFL Bedford has gone to penalties...
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Genny Cotroneo
BBC Get Inspired reporter in Birmingham
The boys from Bangor have such confidence of their skill, that are not only expecting a comfortable win in the Higher Education category but they also have their eye on The FA Cup.
Who can turn down a picture with this little beauty...
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Genny Cotroneo
BBC Get Inspired reporter in Birmingham
A tense game of walking football on pitch three where Wokingham UB50 were beating Birmingham Walking Football FC 2-0.
In a heartbeat Birmingham came back to make it a 2-2 draw.
But Wokingham kept their composure to secure the win 3-2 on penalties.
No third time lucky for Birmingham then, nightmare!
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Could this be third time lucky for Birmingham Walking Football Club?
Having reached the final stages of the tournament in the previous two years, the team are determined to come out triumphant in 2017.
Using a renovated old tennis club as a training facility, the Midlands based club has grown incedibly from 15 members only three years ago, to a whopping 300 members, running 12 sessions a week.
After a cruciate ligament injury, player/coach, Paul, feels the FA People's Cup has given him a chance to play his first competitive football in 23 years.
"Walking football gives us all a big sense of involvement and a boost in confidence," he said.
Good luck guys!
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We're halfway through our finals for the day, and now the semi-final lineups have been announced in our penultimate pair of categories as well.
Walking Football: Birmingham WFC v Wokingham UB50, Leeds Titans v WFL Bedford
Men's Veterans: Liberties Vets v Options Management, White Horse v Harraby Catholic FC.
Good luck guys!
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And speaking of the MOTD Bucket list challenge, here's Brunel Uni's My Friends FC centre-back Faisal Tayan making it look rather easy...
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Playing in the final of a tournament can be stressful and nerve-racking at times, but when it's all getting a little too much for our competitors, they can head over to the MOTD Kickabout pitch and let off some steam.
MOTD Kickabout's Ben Shores explains all...
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Congrats to Birmingham Walking Football who are through to the semi-final.
Will the fact they're playing on home soil be an advantage?
Let's wait and see!
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Dribble.. pass... shoot... attack.
These are all terms the ladies at Wockey FC are used to hearing. But, not in the way you think.
The Wockey ladies (the name may be a give-a-way), are in fact a team of hockey loving uni friends, who decided to widen their sporting repertoire and give football a go.
As all passionate advocates of women's sport, the team are pleased to see the women's game taken seriously in the FA People's Cup, and are over the moon to reach the finals at the first attempt.
From hockey, to football. Go girls!
This is proof that there really are three of us working on this live! I didn't see that Wockey had beaten me to that cheesy pun when I thought of it too, honest. Great minds think alike ladies!
Who's playing today?
And following swiftly on we have the female Higher Education teams.
Not so much creativity in the team names here, although Wockey sounds like a women's hockey team...
Who's playing today?
Our final categories of this special Sunday are the Higher Education bouts, or University teams to me and you.
And just look at some of these team names in the male competition. Excellent. I can't make up my mind whether Sesh Fabregas or Pathetico Madrid take first prize.
Annika McDonald
BBC Get Inspired reporter in Birmingham
The winners of the Youth Disability category, Cedarsfield chat to Nick Bright about their fantastic experience of the FA People's Cup!
Youth Disability
There's no mistaking who took control from the offset at the final of the Disability Youth category. With six goals unanswered, Cedarsfield are on their way to Wembley!
Watch the highlights here...
Youth disability final highlights
Right then we're halfway through this finals day - four finals down, four to go.
Sproatley Juniors AFC won the Under-14 Boys, Kingston Select were Under-14 Girls champions, Cedarsfield won the Youth Disability final and Aston Villa came out on top in the Female Disability category.
Still to come are the finals in the Walking Football and Male Veterans category as well as the Higher Education Male and Higher Education Female finals, whose group stage has just begun.
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The Under-14 champions may be confident on the pitch, but when it comes to talking the our cameras....no-one wants to speak up.
Well done to the goalie who decides to take the reins and describe the final moments of the match!
Sproatley Junior's interview
The winning moment for the Sproatley boys!
Nerves didn't get the better of the Sproatley lads as they claimed victory in the Under-14 Boys category earlier today. Here's the winning moment!
You can see full highlights from the match at 14:47 BST (just scroll down a bit!)
Sproatley Juniors winning moment
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After undergoing surgery on her knee last summer, 19-year-old Violet, was determined she would be able to carry on playing the sport she loves.
"I went to watch my boyfriend play football one weekend and got asked to play for the ladies team. Ever since that day I've been training with Sherwood Ability Women's team."
Little did Violet know that her new team would soon be taking part in the FA People's Cup, and not only that, they would reach the finals!
"I joined to meet new people and gain confidence and fitness. I'm proving so many people wrong and I'm getting stronger. The club are really welcoming and I fit in really well."
Violent will be attending the finals as the team's 'player of the month' and will join her fellow team mates in their campaign to get to Wembley!