Summary

  • Finals taking place at St George's Park

  • 18 different categories over weekend

  • Poppy's Players are Female Futsal champions

  • Aston Villa are Female Disability champions

  • Finesse Academy are U14 Boys champions

  • Maidstone United Raiders are Disability Youth champions

  • Stevenage Girls are U14 Girls champions

  • Ladsh FC are Male Futsal champions

  • Filthy Fellas are Higher Education Male champions

  • Options Management are Male Veteran champions

  • Fleetwood Town Flyers are Walking Football champions

  • Lboro Rangers are Higher Education Female champions

Live Reporting

Alan Beck, Kal Sajad and Greg O'Keeffe

  1. Following famous footsteps

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    Here are some of the Under 14 girls arriving at St George's Park.

    Just imagine who's been down those steps!

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  2. The story continued ...

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    We had cracking goals, tricks and celebrations in the semi-finals in March as more than 700 teams looked to make it to the finals at St George's Park.

    FA People's Cup: Amazing goals, tricks & celebs from Saturday's semi-finals

  3. We'll keep you in touch with the scores and tables as we get them through.

  4. KICK-OFF!

    And we're away, with the first games kicking off right about now. Good luck everyone!

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    Teams have been signing in ahead of today’s games....

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  6. The story so far ...

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    So, how did we get here?

    We saw some mazy runs, silky skills and clinical finishing as the first-round took place across 278 venues around the United Kingdom.

    FA People's Cup 2018: First-round highlights

  7. Weather watch

    Weather forecast for FA People's Cup finals, Saturday

    We've got some matches taking place outside and some indoors this weekend.

    For those who will be outside, it's a bit of a mixed picture out there today, with showers forecast, so some teams are going to get wet and it's pretty chilly, too.

    If you're waiting around between games, try to stay warm. Cold muscles often turn into pulled muscles!

  8. Today's schedule

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    10:30 BST:

    • Under-14 Girls & Boys
    • Disability Youth
    • Disability Female

    11:00 BST:

    • Futsal Female

    13:30 BST:

    • Male Veterans
    • Walking football
    • Higher Education Female & Male
    • Futsal Male

  9. Morning!

    #FAPeoplesCup

    Good morning and welcome to the finals of the FA People's Cup - the nation's most inclusive and free five-a-side competition.

    We started back in February with more than 50,000 players taking part in the first round. This weekend 18 teams, all from different categories, will be crowned champions.

    If that's not enough, they will lift their trophies on the pitch at Wembley Stadium, during half-time of the FA Cup Final between Chelsea and Manchester United on 19 May.

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