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
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Nick Pennington
BBC Get Inspired reporter in Birmingham
Wigan Athletic have made there way to the semi finals of the Disability Championship!
Manager Sean with player Paul tell us what taking part in the FA People's Cup means to them.
Wigan Athletic manager and player interview
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The Sprowston Girls have been together since playing in the Under-9s - that's a whopping eight seasons playing as a team!
With a lack of girls 5-a-side tournaments in the girls local area of Norwich, they've previously had to compete alongside boys. Now they're on a mission to show other girls they can play just as well as the guys!
The players specialise in different areas of the game; from Becky, a silky player who keeps the ball moving, to Nicole, who is the powerhouse of the team, and Molly, the 'ginger ninja' who can dart past the opposition in the blink of an eye!
Team manager, Adrian, says reaching the finals was the icing on the cake on what's already been an amazing season.
"The players have an unconditional love for football and their work ethic is second to none." He says.
With a busy few weeks ahead of cup matches, tournaments and of course GSCE exams- the Norwich-based team will be hoping to continue their long undefeated streak, which stretches over three years!!
The Disability section semi-finals are under way. Here's how they line up:
League
Mill Hill v AFC Bournemouth
Pinfold Pumas v Portland
Championship
Warriors v Midtown
Wigan Athletic v Bedford Griffin
Annika McDonald
BBC Get Inspired reporter in Birmingham
Plymouth Argyle played a big part in today's Under-16 girls section, not least in their epic 34-penalty shootout win over Kempston Rovers in the semi-final.
They couldn't quite match Sprowston in the final, but at least they got a stellar debrief in the shape of Arsenal and England star Alex Scott.
Some inspiration for next year...
Image source, BBC SportWho's playing today?
And these are the six teams in the Male Disability Premiership. The round robin stage is in the early stages.
Who's playing today?
The first round of Female Veterans group matches have just begun. Here are the six teams in with a chance of FA People's Cup glory and the chance to lift their trophy at Wembley.
Nick Crowther
BBC Get Inspired reporter in Birmingham
The Sunny and Chay show from BBC WM is under way live from finals.
You can listen to it at the top of the page.
Under 16-Girls final
It was the first final of the day, and it didn't disappoint!
Plymouth Argyle took on the Sprowston Girls in a battle to become champions of the Under-16 Girls category.
Watch the highlights right now!
Under 16 girls final highlights
And don't go anywhere, here are the highlights of Sprowston's victory...
They looked like ones to watch when we saw them in the first round back in February, cutting a swathe through their section on home turf in Norwich.
The games got tougher, but they just kept raising their level and are deserving winners of the FA People's Cup Under-16 girls category.
Congratulations to Sprowston Girls!
Image source, BBC SportAn FA People's Cup good luck message from an Olympic champion.
That's pretty cool.
Image source, TwitterNick Pennington
BBC Get Inspired reporter in Birmingham
My favourites for the Adult Disability Championship category, Wigan Athletic, suffer a shock 3-2 loss at the hands of 1066.
The Latics will go through though with hopes of holding onto second place in their group.
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The Pinfold Pumas formed just over 18 months ago, when one player surpassed the age limit for the youth team, but was determined to continue playing- and so the Pumas were born!
The team consists of a mix of players with various disabilities from mental health, learning disabilities and a couple of ex-army men who suffered injuries whilst on duty.
Team coach Jason, highlights the team captain, Danny, who caught his eye since he joined the club.
"Danny suffers from mental health problems and is generally a very reserved and quiet guy. But on the pitch he's a totally different character and he definitely owns the role of captain."
The Pumas didn't expect to get to the final of the People's Cup. "After winning all our games so far, I'm trying to keep the players from getting big-headed!", Jason says.
Katie Bailey
BBC Get Inspired reporter in Birmingham
We have footballing royalty in the house.
Here are X Saints, a Female Veterans team.
They have an FA Cup winner in their team. Vanessa (back row third from the left) won the cup with Southampton in 1981. She's here today hoping she can do the double and win the FA Peoples Cup too!
Don't believe us? Check out her medal and shirt below.
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England's Alex Scott is on top form as she scores the perfect goal in our MOTD Kickabout Bucket List Challenge.
She makes it look so easy doesn't she!
Alex Scott MOTD bucket challenge
A thoroughly enjoyable match that one. Handsworth's goalkeeper kept them in it early on but could do nothing in the later stages.
We'll have highlights for you shortly.
Dorking 5-1 Handsworth
And that is it. Dorking win the Under-16 Boys category.
A very impressive performance in the final.
Dorking 5-1 Handsworth
More of the same. Dorking break away and manage to put this game to bed.
Dorking 4-1 Handsworth
I think this might be game over. Handsworth are tired and Dorking capitalise with their fourth.
Dorking 3-1 Handsworth
"Dig deep now boys come on!" shouts someone in the crowd.