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
And now those Female Veteran semi-finals have concluded, the first Adult Disability Premiership semi-final is under way.
Dunstable Dynamos are taking on Exeter City. In the second semi-final it is South Tyneside v St Albans City DFC.
Defending champions Hackney Jurassics will meet Armley LC in the Female Vets final. The two form teams in the group stage, they got through only narrowly in closely contested semi-finals.
Hackney beat East Midlands 2-1 in a tight, physical encounter, while Armley breathed a sigh of relief as X Saints were denied a goal in the last seconds, first by the post, then the referee as the rebound was converted, but from inside the area. No goal and Armley clung on 1-0.
Can they go on to dethrone the Jurassics? We'll find out around 17:15, with the game being streamed live at the top of this page.
Image source, BBC SportArmley LC breathe a sigh of relief after squeaking through against X Saints
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Back next year?
We hope so. I reckon they could go all the way.
Disability League One final
Our first penalty shoot-out of the day came from the Disability League One final between Portland and Mill Hill.
After a dramatic 3-3 result at full time, the players took to the penalty spot to begin the dreaded shoot out.
Watch highlights here!
Disability league one final highlights
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With four wins under their belt, Dunstable Dynamos are safely through to the semi-finals. They will be joined by runners up, South Tyneside, who won three of their matches, including a thrilling 6-4 victory over Aylestone Park.
St Albans City DFC and Exeter City make up the other two semi-final spots, but with just one win each so far, they will need to attack, attack, attack to make it into the grand final!
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This event would not happen without the volunteers. Thank you to all of them, including Tasha.
Nick Crowther
BBC Get Inspired reporter in Birmingham
Louis, Jamie and Gordon (from left to right) are just three of the fabulous 40 or so referees who have been officiating over the weekend.
Amazing work guys - thank you.
Annika McDonald
BBC Get Inspired reporter in Birmingham
Here's six-year-old Maci-Lee ready to cheer on her Mum Kelly from Eats Midlands Vets in her semi-final against Hackney Jurassics.
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Here's how thing look in the female vets category.
Last year's winners Hackney Jurassics are in good form along with Armley LC.
Both are through to the semi-finals along with East Midlands and X Saints
And here are the Armley LC ladies posing for a quick photo whilst waiting for their semi-final tie with X Saints.
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Emily Mann
BBC Get Inspired reporter at the venues
The Pinfold Pumas have some fun after getting knocked out at the semi-finals.
They love the People's Cup and will be back next year!
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An excellent photo from Troon AFC who have been great sports throughout the tournament 👍😀
We'll see you back here next year lads!
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South Tyneside Ability and Dunstable Dynamos have started strongest in the Adult Male Disability Premiership category.
They're both unbeaten with three wins and a draw from four games in their group and on course for the semi-finals.
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Annika McDonald
BBC Get Inspired reporter in Birmingham
After their semi-final defeat I caught up with AFC Bournemouth to see what they made of their FA People's Cup experience...
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St Albans were set up in 2005, originally with just eight players but have since expanded with three players part of Great Britain's gold medal-winning team at the Special Olympics in 2015.
One of those was team captain, Ben, who was born deaf with a punctured ear drum.
He scored the winning penalty for GB in the event in Los Angeles.
"It was the most amazing feeling in the world," he said.
"But getting through to the FA People's Cup finals is up there with my life achievements."
They kicked off their People's Cup finals campaign at 14:00 BST against Exeter City in the Disability Premiership category. Good luck!
Who's playing today?
Four finals down. Four to go. The Adult Male competition has also started in the last half hour. These are the teams who have qualified.
Bedford Griffins 1-3 Warriors
The final whistle goes!
Warriors win the Adult Disability Championship category in this years People's Cup.
They're on their way to Wembley.
Bedford Griffins 1-3 Warriors
Warriors restore their two goal cushion!
Another very impressive free-kick into the top corner.
That should be that with so little time remaining.
Bedford Griffins 1-2 Warriors
And Bedford score it!
Seconds left. Can they grab another?
Bedford Griffins 0-2 Warriors
They're all at it now. A few stepovers from the Warriors striker.
Bedford almost make them pay them with a couple of good efforts.
Now they have a free-kick on the edge of the box...
Bedford Griffins 0-2 Warriors
Warriors are getting a little cocky. Their 'keeper has just rolled the ball out behind his back.
Cheeky stuff.