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
Mill Hill 3-2 Portland
Just a few minutes left and Mill Hill's keeper has just made another crucial late save. He has made a number of those in this match. A very good performance from the man all in yellow.
Mill Hill 3-2 Portland
End to end stuff!
Seconds later Mill Hill regain the lead. If you're not watching this game at the top of the page then you're missing out.
Mill Hill 2-2 Portland
But we're level again!
Number seven with the goal for Portland.
Mill Hill 2-1 Portland
Excellent stuff from Mill Hill's number five to put his side back ahead.
He knocked the ball out of his feet with a nice first touch and shot back across the goalkeeper with his second into the corner. Nice stuff.
Portland almost respond straight away but another good save from the Mill Hill goalie preserves the lead.
Mill Hill 1-1 Portland
Portland have the definite height advantage in this game, not that it's much help with the ball not allowed to go above board height.
They've pulled a goal back now though! A curled effort with the outside of the right boot into the corner. 1-1.
Mill Hill 1-0 Portland
So close to an equaliser!
Portland's number seven hits the far post with a shot when the 'keeper was stranded.
Mill Hill 1-0 Portland
First blood Mill Hill. Their striker is played through with a lovely pass and toe pokes the finish into the back of the net.
Mill Hill 0-0 Portland
Cagey start. Portland had the best opportunity so far in this Adult Male Disability League final but the Mill Hill 'keeper - dressed all in yellow - made a good save down to his right.
Mill Hill v Portland
Mill Hill in red, Portland in blue.
We are under way.
Mill Hill v Portland
It's final time again. This time in the Adult Disability League One category.
Mill Hill against Portland. Mill Hill won 3-1 when these teams met in the group stage so I have them down as favourites.
We'll have the result of that match shortly. It's final time over on the finals pitch...
We're heading to penalties in the second semi-final in the Disability Championship category between Wigan and Bedford Griffins.
It finished 3-3 in normal time. How are your nerves?
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She Can Play will be getting ready in Birmingham for the Adult Female category, but here they are earlier, with captain Kat drumming up some support from unsuspecting staff at Toddington Services!
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Hard luck New Mills who lost in heartbreaking fashion to the eventual winners Dorking in the Under-16 Boys category semi-final. Hopefully you'll be back next year looking to go one better.
Nick Pennington
BBC Get Inspired reporter in Birmingham
The Wigan boys anxiously await their semi-final vs Bedford Griffins. They're watching potential opponents for the final, if they're to get through.
Warriors lead Midland 3-1 at the moment in the first of the semi-finals.
So in the Adult Disability League One final Mill Hill will meet Portland.
That one is coming up at 15:15 BST and you will be able to watch it at the top of this page.
Who will make it to Wembley? There's only one way to find out...
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The East Midland Vets have played football, loved football and lived football since they were kids!
So when Danielle (striker) and Natasha (midfielder) decided to co-captain a team for the FA People's Cup, the other ladies, all of whom have been friends for over 10 years, jumped at the chance to join them.
"This was the first time we had played 5-a-side football together. We went into the tournament open minded and to see just how far we could get", Danielle says.
And far they did go! All the way to the finals today, where the East Midlands ladies are hoping to lift up the trophy for the Female Vets category.
After suffering from many minor injuries over the years, Julie is now the goalkeeper for the vets.
"I've played football since I was knee high to a grasshopper!", Julie says. "I'm always looking to mess around and have fun, but when we're on the field, it's serious.
Bring on the finals!"
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Image source, TwitterUnder-16 Boys final highlights
The Under-16 Boys final saw Dorking take on Handsworth.
Dorking took an early lead, but Hansworth very nearly levelled up the scores when they hit the woodwork soon after.
However it was Dorking who took charge and were victorious... Watch all the goals now!
Under-16 Boys final highlights
A sublime piece of skill from Plymouth Argyle's Under-16 girls semi-final against Kempston Rovers. Goal of the tournament? It has to be a contender.
Brilliant Plymouth Argyle Under-16 Girls goal takes semi-final to penalties