Who Are You win the Adult Female category
White Horse win the Male Veterans category
Aston University win University Female category
Plymouth Warriors win Female Disability category
Team Best win University Male category
Disco Trimmers win Male College Futsal category
Maidstone United Raiders FC win Disability Youth category
Finals taking place at England's training base at St George's Park
98 teams competing in 15 different categories over weekend
Also getting underway is the University Male category.
Their format is exactly the same as the females - three group matches and a quarter-final lasting 15 minutes each.
Image source, BBC SportGetting underway now is the University Female round-robin group stages.
Each team will play three 15-minute matches before another 15-minute quarter-final based on where they finish in the groups.
The finals will then take place from 13:30 BST this afternoon. Good luck ladies!
Image source, BBC SportThe matches are just starting to kick-off in several categories.
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Amber Thiara
BBC Get Inspired reporter at the venues
The final few teams are checking in ahead of today's action.
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Teams are heading down from every corner of the country for the finals today.
Here's CP United, who are taking part in the Disability Youth category, on their bus trip down.
How do you keep a bunch of lads quiet on a bus to St George's Park? Give them a football quiz of course!
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If you've not been following the FA People's Cup this year, this is what it's all about...
It's England’s largest and most inclusive small-sided competition.
Over 4,000 teams have competed this year at over 240 venues around the country.
The category winners from the semi-finals in March have come together at the national football centre - St George's Park - this weekend, in the hope of winning the titles.
The champions from each category will be invited to Wembley to watch the FA Cup final next month. One member of the winning team will be awarded the trophy on the pitch in front of thousands!
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If you're enjoying the action at St George's Park - or preparing to head down to play/spectate tomorrow - then make sure you send in some snaps!
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There were 98 winners of the semi-finals in March across 15 categories and the occasion was full of upsets, success stories and cracking goals.
The Welsh finished in style as Amlwch Town completed an almighty comeback to beat Blackpool 4-3 after trailing 3-1 to win the Walking Football group in Manchester.
In Wimbledon, 74-year-old Roy reflected on his 49 years as a referee, while 65-year-old Mike from Wakefield Wanderers was playing in his fourth FA People's Cup.
And the Histon FC Ladies celebrated an enjoyable day with a 7-0 win and a post-match KFC meal.
You can actually watch all the action from the semi-finals on the BBC iPlayer, which is available until Monday.
A sneak peak at the pitches at St George's Park ready for today's action.
Something tells me it won't stay this calm for long...
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Strap yourselves in, we've got a busy day coming up!
So, to kick things off, we'll have five categories battling away in the group stages this morning:
Six teams in the Disability Youth, six teams in the Futsal College Male and four teams in the Disability Female categories will fight for a place in the semi-finals following a round-robin format.
The University Female and Male categories are split into two mini leagues. They will then play a round-robin group stage to fight for a place in the quarter-finals.
Its finals weekend!
The first seven FA People's Cup 2019 champions will be crowned today.
The competition, which involves 15 categories, has come down to 98 teams.
But which teams will win the title? We'll bring you all the news from St George's Park...
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