Over 500 teams taking part in semi-finals
15 different categories at over 20 different venues
All bidding to reach finals on 27-28 April at St George’s Park
Sunday AM – Male Championship Disability / League Disability / Premiership Disability
Sunday PM – Adult Male
So what else is happening on semi-finals weekend of the FA People's Cup?
Over in Birmingham, Pele's Pearls secure their place at finals weekend by beating Unity FC in the Walking Football category.
Some cracking finishes in this one!
Pele's Pearls beat Unity FC to secure their place at St George's Park
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Sophie Brougham
BBC Get Inspired reporter at the venues
We mentioned CP United FC earlier (see 12:25 entry) who are one of the teams here in Sheffield.
They all have cerebral palsy and play football because it helps with their muscles and balance.
They struggle with every day tasks such as tying their shoelaces and holding cups, but they tell me that playing football is helping with things like that.
Image source, BBC SportA lovely email there from Kingsley.
Here's another one about how football can help bridge communities.
Renaissance FC - a five-a-side team - tell their story of football bringing refugees together to give them an opportunity to feel at home in England.
FA People's Cup: Renaissance FC - a 'new beginning' for refugees united over football
Image source, Intercontinental FCI am an international student and have lived here for six years - it can be hard sometimes being away from home, in a foreign country with a massive cultural difference and background.
Football is a common sport in all countries around the world and when I heard about the FA People's Cup I was excited.
As a result, I created Intercontinental FC which comprises students from different countries and cultural backgrounds.
The ultimate goal is that we look forward to the tournament and the excitement and smile last for some time.
Thanks to the FA People's Cup for giving me another reason to smile, feel belonged and not miss home that much.
Unfortunately Kingsley and his team were knocked out earlier in the week at Northumbria University but we hope to see you again next year!
Kingsley Ukabiala from Intercontinental FC
Image source, Intercontinental FCSome great images from the disability categories in Kempston.
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As we mentioned earlier, today's winners will go on to play the finals at St George's Park, which is the training base for all the England national teams.
Let's see some of the teams who have already booked their place ...
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Sophie Brougham
BBC Get Inspired reporter at the venues
It's the Youth Disability category this morning here in Sheffield.
Sheffield FC Disability have a range of disabilities from ADHD to Autism.
They love playing in the People's Cup because it gives them an opportunity to learn about other people's disabilities.
One of the teams they are playing today, CP United, are a team made up of individuals who have Cerebral Palsy.
Sheffield FC have never played a team who suffer from Cerebral Palsy so they're excited about that challenge.
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Image source, jamesellis23jamesellis23 #FAPeoplesCup semi-finals this afternoon at @playfootball_uk Romford. Fingers crossed that the knee can hold up for one more afternoon - St. George’s Park beckons! #bbcgetinspired #playfootball
Phil Reynolds
BBC Get Inspired reporter at the venues
Rebecca, manager of St John's Ladies Deaf FC, gives her post-match analysis through sign language after their opening game.
She says they played well but she expected more goals.
Roll on game two!
Passionate team-talk from St John's Ladies Deaf FC's manager
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BBC Radio 1 DJ Adele Roberts will be presenting the full highlights programme from this weekend's semi-final action, which you can watch on BBC Red Button and Online on Saturday at 17:30 GMT.
Here she is today ready for the action in Kempston, Bedfordshire.
Adele Roberts awaits the first fixture of the day
Image source, St Ives RangersAt St Ives Rangers, many of our players have a problem and football is their escape.
Luke only has one kidney and is waiting for a transplant.
Will can tell you stories of being a child who loved football and being told he can’t play because of his disability.
Johnny seems to come alive during a game of football when the rest of the time he often struggles to do the simplest thing.
Sam has trouble expressing himself but while playing everybody understands him.
Nick, Dan and Aron all seem to be able to express themselves.
As one it seems the simplest of things but together they are a team of mates, there for each other.
This whole group is loved by everybody who works with them, they show their best sides and seem so happy, no one puts them down and the caring side is what makes me give up my time to make sure they can play - they inspire me.
Wendy Chambers at St Ives Rangers
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The love for Southend Soccability FC just keeps on coming.
They are currently on their way to Bedforshire for this afternoon's Adult Male Championship Disability games, but their fan base (who includes player Billy's son) is clearly not limited to the bus.
We like that.
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thebrightonchitorera I wanna say good luck to everyone who are in the #FAPeoplesCup 2019 semi finals today at Kempston Rovers, I really hope you do good, getting results you want and hope you make the final! Together, We are @SouthendSoccabilityFC!
Here's a selection of shots from the women's action yesterday - some great kit, hair colouring and sportsmanship...
Image source, FACongratulations to the lady from East Sheen Phoenix for those fabulous leopard-print tights!
NB The two on the left are NOT of the same person!
Can anyone do any better today?
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Phil Reynolds
BBC Get Inspired reporter at the venues
This is a tidy little finish from Norwich City CSF in the Youth Disability category here in Kempston.
The keeper will be disappointed with his part in it though.
Cheeky nutmeg goal for Norwich against MK Dons