FA People’s Cup semi-finals - day two as-it-happened

1. Over 500 teams taking part in semi-finals
2. 15 different categories at over 20 different venues
3. All bidding to reach finals on 27-28 April at St George’s Park
4. Sunday AM – Male Championship Disability / League Disability / Premiership Disability
5. Sunday PM – Adult Male

Goodbye!

And that's all from us for today - continue to follow the conversation using #FAPeoplesCup on social media.

Remember, you can watch the full highlights of this weekend’s action on BBC Red Button and Online at 17:30 GMT on Saturday, 30 March.

All 98 winning teams will now head to the finals weekend on April 27-28 at St George’s Park – we’ll also be back then with live coverage throughout.

We'll leave you with some of the best bits from this weekend. Goodbye!

FA People's Cup: Silky skills & brilliant goals in the semi-finals

Lovely sentiment from Abdullah here.

Surely that guy on the left should be playing for WZG?!

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Amber Thiara

BBC Get Inspired reporter at the venues

And we're all done here in Manchester. Instant Noodles come out on top against Up The Said and are on their way to St George's Park for the Finals.

It ended 2-2 at full-time, with Instant Noodles winning 5-4 in a tense penalty shoot-out.

Lovely finish from Instant Noodle in Manchester

#FAPeoplesCup is football at its best

Super Sunday ✨

Such a brilliant day watching the semi finals of the #FAPeoplesCup.

St John’s Ladies Deaf Football FC were an absolute joy to watch. Their team work was effortless and beautiful to witness. They even gave their opponents, Kent Ladies, a member of their own team because they were a player down.

Thanks to Kempston FC for being brilliant hosts. From the free cups of tea to the heavenly aura of their burgers & pies!

#FAPeoplesCup is football at its best. Team work, passion, everyone welcome and everyone having a reet good time.Bring on the finals!

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Tom Gayle

BBC Get Inspired reporter at the venues

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I thought WZG were the best team I’ve seen all day at Peterborough but Ball Park showed up in the final.

Energy, great goalkeeping and a whole load of skill, especially the third goal (see below - it's well worth a watch!) in their 4-0 victory.

Deservedly off to St George’s Park.

Amazing solo effort from Ball Park in the final

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What you've missed

We're not far from the end of this weekend's live text of the FA People's Cup, so let's reflect on what a couple of days it has been.

We’ve had tremendous strikes…

Tremendous long-range strike from Boston Utd

Some epic celebrations...

Football FC lawn mower training celebration

Dougie our furry friend...

Dougie the dog gets in some useful match practice

And a beautiful rendition of the Welsh national anthem...

The Amlwch guys are in full voice for Wales

Hatters Heroes!

League One leaders Luton Town showing their appreciation on Twitter for the LTFC Community Trust team.

Interesting tactic...

gr75 Bad day at the office at the #FAPeoplesCup for the @coatsandgoalposts familia.

Even this Escher-esque new goalkeeper kit didn't manage to confuse the opposition enough.

Amber Thiara

BBC Get Inspired reporter at the venues

The Adult Male finalists in Manchester are:

• Instant Noodle v Up The Said

BBC Sport

Congratulations!

Tom Gayle

BBC Get Inspired reporter at the venues

The two finalists - WZG and Ball Park - are ready to kick-off but we're waiting for the ref who has gone walkabouts!

Who will book their place at St George's Park?

BBC Sport

On their way to to the Finals

GREAT SAVES!

Tom Gayle

BBC Get Inspired reporter at the venues

The goalkeepers are starting to come out on top here in Peterborough.

These are two great saves from the EVO and Ball Park 'keepers.

It wasn't enough for EVO, however, as they are knocked out.

WZG overcome T.G.O.C and Ball Park beat Team Energy in the semi-finals in Peterborough so here are your finalists:

• WZG v Ball Park

Great saves from goalkeepers in Peterborough

Has anyone got a spare keeper?

We have a team at the University of Sussex who are a great bunch of guys who are all part of the Geography Society at the University and have formed ABCDE FC (aka 'Team Name FC'). They all come from different backgrounds but the one thing they want to do more than anything is just enjoy the beautiful game.

Their captain got injured in the warm up of the first round by rolling his ankle trying to take a back heel pen and couldn’t play the rest of the round so he is coming back from injury. Now their keeper has broken his wrist so they are in search of a super-sub goalkeeper.

The guys will be action next weekend (there's a late venue in their category) but could we see them at St George's Park for Finals weekend in April?

Marc Slowey at University of Sussex

Sophie Brougham

BBC Get Inspired reporter at the venues

It's make or break for Greetland Goldstars A now. They need eight goals in their final game or they are out.

They are intently watching their opposition at the moment.

BBC Sport

'We leave with our heads held high'

CLOSE!

Tom Gayle

BBC Get Inspired reporter at the venues

Almost the cheekiest goal you’ll see all weekend.

The Ball Park striker has his back to goal and attempts to backheel it in but a great recovery from the Galanate United keeper denies him.

A tight game ends 2-2.

Almost a cheeky backheel goal for Ball Park

Championship commitment

Some great shots of the action in the Adult Male Championship Disability at Kempston...

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