Swale Tigers have beaten Aspie Avengers 2-1 on penalties to progress to the final of the Adult Male Championship disability category.

It's Swale v Warriors in the final.

Here's a lovely statue at St George's Park commemorating a trailblazer in the game...

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We're sure he’d approve of some of the heroic feats on show today - but have you any idea who it might be?

Answers 'on a postcard' to #FAPeoplesCup or getinspired@bbc.co.uk - but actually we'll let you know shortly.

The sun comes out to shine on the opening exchanges in the Female Vets category as Inter Mi Thirties (nice!) take on XSaints.

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And here's what it means to the Bolton Lionesses to get through to the U16 Girls final.

Professional work there in the dying moments - nothing silly and protecting their lead.

Click at the top of this page to watch our live stream of the finals, which will be starting shortly.

First up the Adult Male Disability League final:

Danby Rovers v Wigan Athletic White

Warriors have comfortably won their Adult Male Disability Championship semi-final.

Even Destroyer Davis (remember him? See 12:33 entry) couldn't hold them back!

Now, this we like - a DIY team bus by Westcliff United from the Adult Male Premiership Disability category.

Tom Gayle
BBC Get Inspired at St George's Park

Sparc United take full advantage of the space to score the winner as they come from behind to beat St Albans 3-2 in the Adult Male Premiership Disability category.

We remember Sprowston Ladies from last year, when the Norwich side's U16 Girls flattened pretty much everyone in their path on the way to winning the title in Birmingham.

This afternoon it's the turn of the Adult Females - can they emulate the juniors?

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Harriet Davies
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Bolton Lionesses are through to the finals of the U16 Girls after beating Corfe Mullen 2-0.

The Lionesses will meet Pro Direct around 14:35 BST - and you can watch it live at the top of this page.

We have our finalists for the Adult Male Disability League category.

Wigan Athletic White won 1-0 on penalties after a goalless semi against Basildon Soccability. They will play Danby Rovers, who also went through on spot-kicks, 2-1, after a 1-1 draw with Luton Town Hatters.

Can they be separated in normal time? They'll be first on when the finals kick-off around 14:15 BST.

Harriet Davies
BBC Get Inspired at St George's Park

It's been a heavy day for some already. This supporter needs a quick snooze before the finals.

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As Warriors get under way with their semi-final in the Adult Male Championship Disability category, here's a lovely composed finish from one of their group matches...

Here are the Adult Male Championship Disability semi-final line-ups:

• Warriors v CDT Grey
• Aspie Avengers v Swale Tigers

Tom Gayle
BBC Get Inspired at St George's Park

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But fear not Sala fans, they are already through to the semi-finals.

Here's a nice move from their own area completed with a finish just past the Snaith keeper.

He got a touch but it seemed to go in off him.

Here's a miss from Sala against Snaith Galaxy in the U16 Boys category earlier.

He put in such a lung-busting run to get in the right position, then made a dog's dinner of the simple finish.

Ouch.

Harriet Davies
BBC Get Inspired at St George's Park

The Adult Male League Disability semi-final between Danby Rovers and Luton Town Hatters has gone to penalties.

This week we are celebrating Girls Football Week, as the Football Association plan to double the number of females playing the sport by 2020.

And here's a story which will warm your hearts. Six-year-old Sheffield United fan Jessie Adams was told she couldn't join in a game of football because she was a girl.

Within days of Jessie's mother posting on social media expressing her sadness, Sheffield United got in touch with her and got her involved in their regional talent club.

The entrance road to St George's Park is still busy with teams and fans streaming in...

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Of course, we're mostly focusing on the players at the finals, but don't forget, there's a huge cast of staff and volunteers at St George's Park this weekend, without whom none of this would be possible.

So let's hear it for the unsung heroes, like Lauren here (and all our referees!), who do such a brilliant job in making the FA People's Cup a great experience for players and fans alike.

Cheers!