In the company of greatnesspublished at 13:23 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
Nick Crowther
BBC Get Inspired reporter in Birmingham
There's quite a queue to get a picture taken with the FA Cup this morning....
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Sprowston Girls/Dorking win U16s girls/boys categories
Warriors/Portland win Male Disability Champ/League categories
Exeter City/Hackney Jurassics win Disability Premiership/Female Veterans categories
Plymouth Norton/Woolpack United win Adult Female/Adult Male 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
In the company of greatnesspublished at 13:23 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
Image source, BBC SportWho's on form in the Disability section?published at 13:21 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
In the Championship section, it's Warriors and Wigan Athletic setting the pace with two wins apiece from three games, as the goals fly in (43 in the first seven group games!)
In the League section, Portland and Mill Hill are on top with seven and six points respectively.
We'll keep you updated as more scores come through.
Plymouth's winning momentpublished at 13:19 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
Kempston Colts 2-2 Plymouth Argyle (Plymouth win 14-15 on pens)
Annika McDonald
BBC Get Inspired reporter in BirminghamHere is a pitchside view of that amazing winning moment in the Under-16 Girls semi-final...
Wow.
What a semi final the girls end up taking 17 penalties each with Plymouth Argyle eventually winning 15-14.
Here is Shannon with the winning penalty but you also have to give credit to Neave their goal keeper. I just hope they have enough energy left for the final!
Media caption, Winning moment for Plymouth in the under 16 girls semi final
The 34-penalty shootoutpublished at 13:13 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
Kempston Colts 2-2 Plymouth Argyle (14-15 on pens)
We told you all about the marathon penalty shootout and here it is in all its glory.
It took 34 penalties to separate them - watch all of them below.
What a moment for for Plymouth Argyle in the end. They are through to the FA People's Cup final. Hard luck to Kempston as well. What a awful way to go out but they can hold their heads high! We'll see them next year.
Media caption, Epic penalty shoot out in the under-16 girls semi final
Postpublished at 13:10 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
So it will be Plymouth Argyle v Sprowston in the Under-16 Girls final.
That will follow the matches on pitch now - the Under-16 Boys finals - and you'll be able to watch it at the top of this page.
The first of those Boys semi-finals is Dorking Wanderers v New Mills and the second Handsworth Boys v Sutton Coldfield Town.
Sprowston into the U16 girls finalpublished at 13:05 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
Wow! Another cracking semi-final in the Under-16 female category, with Sprowston beating Washington AFC 4-2 to progress.
Becca scored three with Mollie scoring the other, and manager Andrew says his legs have gone to jelly watching that match.
Well done, girls!
Image source, BBC SportMeet the teams...Midtownpublished at 13:03 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
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After a life-changing bike accident when he was just 18-years-old, Midtown founder, Kieran, suffered serious head injuries and was diagnosed with epilepsy.
"Mainstream football was no longer an option for me, so I turned to disability football so I could keep playing." Kieran says.
Kieran entered the People's Cup last year and won his category- resulting in a trip to Wembley to see his first ever professional game.
Now coach of the team, the 26-year-old believes his experience can help inspire his group of young players taking part in the FA People's Cup.
"I tell the players that things like reaching the final of this competition do happen, and if you believe you can do something, you will do it."
Midtown's Disability Championship team includes ADHD sufferer Aiden, Buster- who was left visually impaired after a car accident, and team captain, Kane, who is the life and soul of the team.
"He really puts in a shift." Kieran says, "He's the player you need on the pitch.
Good luck to you today guys!
Disability Leaguepublished at 12:58 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
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It was smiles all around for AFC Bournemouth and The Cherries ahead of their first matches in today's Disability League category.
It was soon time for game faces and the battle for that trophy!
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End of twitter postThe boys from Bournemouth might be focussed on the finals today, but back home, the club means so much more to the local community than just the sport itself.
Match of the Day's Jess Creighton reveals all....
Media caption, MOTD: How Bournemouth are getting more girls and women playing football
Under way - Male Disability League and Championshippublished at 12:53
Who's playing today?
Here's our next selection of competitors...
Male Disability Championship
- 1066 Specials
- Bedford Griffins
- Midtown
- Troon AFC
- Warriors
- Wigan Athletic
Male Disability League
- AFC Bournemouth
- Midtown
- Millhill
- Pinfold Pumas
- Portland
- The Cherries
'Seeing the badge on their chest is all they ever dream of'published at 12:48 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
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Nick Pennington
BBC Get Inspired reporter in BirminghamFrank Melling of Wigan Athletic's disability team is enjoying a quick rest before his team's next game.
They're hoping they can better their professional counterparts after their recent relegation from the Championship.
Good luck to the Latics today!
Media caption, Frank Melling talks about disability team Wigan Athletic
Here's Frank and his team watching on nervously from the sidelines as Wigan Athletic take on the Warriors.
Unfortunately for them they lost 3-2 to the Warriors in an action packed game in their group.
Keep positive Wigan, there's more games to come!
Boys Under-16 semi-finalspublished at 12:46 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
Unbeaten Dorking Wanderers have been the pick of the teams in the Under-16 boys but the rest of the section was closely fought.
Brocton Falcons narrowly missed out leaving Dorking to play New Mills and Handsworth to play Sutton Coldfield in the last four.
Image source, BBC SportPlymouth win!published at 12:45 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
Kempston Colts 2-2 Plymouth Argyle - Plymouth win on penalties
I must admit I have no idea what that penalty shootout finished.
Absolutely amazing. Over 30 penalties were needed to separate them but it is Plymouth who progress to the Under-16 Girls final.
Postpublished at 12:42 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
Kempston Colts 2-2 Plymouth Argyle
We are now going back around for a fourth time. Will we find a winner?
Postpublished at 12:41 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
Kempston Colts 2-2 Plymouth Argyle
This shootout has now lasted longer than the 10 minute match.
I hope they players in the second semi-final are keeping warm.
Postpublished at 12:40 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
Kempston Colts 2-2 Plymouth Argyle
WHEN WILL THIS SHOOTOUT FINISH?! They still can't be separated!
Postpublished at 12:37 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
Kempston Colts 2-2 Plymouth Argyle
This Under-16 Girls semi-final shootout is a marathon.
Every player has taken a penalty but it is still even back to the start we go and sudden death...
Postpublished at 12:34 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
Kempston Colts 2-2 Plymouth Argyle
And they can't be separated.
Into a penalty shootout we go.
Kempston miss the first one...
Postpublished at 12:29 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
Kempston Colts 2-2 Plymouth Argyle
Brilliant stuff in the first Under-16 Girls semi-final. It is end-to-end stuff and currently 2-2 between Kempston and Plymouth.
A win here and they'll be in the final and just one game away from Wembley.
No wonder it's tense!
Here they were before kick-off...
Smile for the camera!published at 12:26 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
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These Dorking Wanderers players look like naturals in front of our cameras!
Early nervespublished at 12:24 British Summer Time 1 May 2017
Nick Crowther
BBC Get Inspired reporter in BirminghamRachel, mother of Brixton Falcons' (stand-in) goalkeeper Ryan, could hardly bear to watch their first match.
"It's not like me - I'm normally at the front shouting," she confesses.
She needn't have worried. Her lad made some decent saves to keep a clean sheet as they got their Under-16 Boys campaign off to a winning start with a 2-0 victory.
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