Highlights from this weekends' first round will be available to watch on the BBC next week.
Catch it on the Red Button at 13:00 on Saturday, 30 January after Football Focus. It will then be available on iPlayer for a month.
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The men's tournament is well underway...
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Big challenges and 'worldies' (we're reliable informed that means world-class goals) flying in all over the place!
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A questionable bag of snacks
We're not sure whether the sports nutritionists will be approving this selection...
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Friendly rivalry
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BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 1 Xtra and BBC Asian Network are in action today playing against each other.
Lets hope there are no sore losers!
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Who will take home the cup?
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The FA Cup is in Portsmouth today and will be in Vauxhall tomorrow.
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If you get a chance to go and see it send your pictures to us on Twitter by using the hashtag #PeoplesCup on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Another close final!
Adult Ladies in Manchester
Alex Ewing
BBC Get Inspired
What is it with me and penalty shoot-outs?
The final was made up of Liverpool Feds (the overall winners last year) and Manchester Galaxy, who had stood out throughout and played out a tight draw in the group stages....
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The final!Image caption: The final!
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Like yesterday in Coventry the two sides played out a tense affair with Manchester Galaxy taking the lead with a powerful strike into the top right corner.
Not to be outdone Liverpool Feds showed their class and equalised with a well-worked team goal leading to a final score of 1-1.
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Both teams confidently buried their opening two penalties. Taking Manchester Galaxy's third penalty was captain Emily Bradshaw who kept her nerve and put her side 3-2. That's how the score finished as Liverpool struck their remaining penalty over the bar.
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The winning penalty!Image caption: The winning penalty!
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Champions!Image caption: Champions!
See you in the next round!
Serious faces
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We're loving the game faces from Benyon Park who are gearing up for kick-off in Leeds.
When a group of Business Management students from Portsmouth University were deciding what to call their team, they didn't have to go far for inspiration.
Between them they hail from Nigeria, Libya, Ghana and Zimbabwe so the logical team name was African Republic.
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Africa Republic are taking part in the adult male category in Portsmouth this afternoon. Good luck guys.
Gold and Black army
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Ecclesfield Spartan dads are game ready for their match in their extra shiny kit.
It's always been a dream of mine to stand on the famous turf of the Maracana...
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Is Alex getting carried away? ;-)
Double celebrity spot!
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Nelson Kumah
BBC Get Inspired
Here's FA People's Cup presenter Nick Bright - who will be presenting our first-round highlights show on the red button next Saturday, 30 January (we'll give precise details a bit later) - with FA Chairman Greg Dyke in Portsmouth.
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What tactics have your team got?
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Interesting stuff here, but what happens if James, Hamish, Louis and Ben all head into the centre at the same time?
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It goes down to the wire
Football at it's best in this nail-biting finish by the U16 Boys in Coventry
Alex Ewing
BBC Get Inspired
And here's Alex's match report from last night.....
It was a dramatic end to the evenings play in Coventry as Stratford Town and Young Fire Old Flame battled out a tough U16 final.
The two teams edged out Clifford Park Rangers to reach the final.It was always going to be a close game as the teams fought out a tight game in the group stage with Young fire old flame stealing it 2-1. The final looked like the game was destined for the same result as the bigger and stronger Young fire old flame lead with only minutes left.
However, cometh the hour, cometh the man as Stratford's captain fantastic Callum produced a goal that both Ronaldo and Messi would be proud of. He danced around the tiring opposition as if they weren't there - think of a classic Lionel run before unleashing a vicious Ronqldo-esque strike into the bottom left corner to take the final to a penalty shoot out.
5-aside law stats that in a tie breaker situation comes down to the best of three penalties before going to sudden death. After a confident penalty shoot out the lads entered sudden death.
Boldly, Stratford Town chose their keeper to take their forth penalty rather than their remaining outfield player. Were they trying to get into the heads of Young Fire Old Flame? Was the gamble going to pay off?!
Up stepped the keeper, Jay - who had been trying to get into the oppositions head, think Bruce Grobbelaar or Jerzy Dudek v AC Milan in the 2005 Champions League final - coolly slotted into the bottom left corner.
But could the Jay-of-all-trades become an instant hero and save a penalty to grab a victory?
After trying to get into the head of the opposition, he brilliantly flung himself to the right and saved the penalty to win the tournament. So like Dudek in Istanbul, his tactics worked and Stratford Town are off to the next round.
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A big shout out to Joe from Clifford Park Rangers who was the under-16s player of the tournament. He was quality in all four of his games!
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Adult Female results
Some more of our women's winners from this morning...
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- Male Veterans (35+)
- Walking Football - Mixed (50+)

- AC Southsea 0-5 Liquid Buzzards 5
- Cobden FC 1-4 FC Gosport
- Liquid Buzzards 5-0 Friday Yellows
- Pentagon (54321) 0-2 AC Southsea
- Cobden FC 1-2 Liquid Buzzards
- AC Southsea 0-3 FC Gosport
- Crippled Crusaders II 5-0 Wiggles Wanderers
- African Republic 3-5 AC Me Rollin
- AC Me Rollin 1-5 BAE FC
- Wiggles Wanderers 3-1 African Republic
- African Republic 3-1 Crippled Crusaders II

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Latest PostWe'll be back
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And that's it for our coverage from today....but we'll be back tomorrow morning that you can find here.
We'll have a catch-up of today's action - so keep sending in your photos, stories, results and the like - and plenty from Sunday's action.
Here's a reminder of what's in store:
Sunday, 24 January
10.30am Kick Off
2pm Kick Off
FULL-TIME
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Nelson Kumah
BBC Get Inspired
Here are a few results in from the adult men's games in Portsmouth:
Twitter account worth following...
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Got a selfie with The cup? Get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #PeoplesCup on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk.
Good luck for tomorrow guys!
#PeoplesCup
It'll be the turn of under-14 and under-16 girls, the male veterans and walking football teams on Sunday.
Strike a pose
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Boiler Room Ladies FC showing us their acrobatic skills after their game today at London City.
Has your team got any clever poses?
Keep your pictures coming in - we'll be using more of them in tomorrow's live text commentary.
Round one action updates
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The adult men's games are in full swing up and down the country....
Get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #PeoplesCup on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk.
Watch the action from the FA People's Cup
Coming soon
Highlights from this weekends' first round will be available to watch on the BBC next week.
Catch it on the Red Button at 13:00 on Saturday, 30 January after Football Focus. It will then be available on iPlayer for a month.
The men's tournament is well underway...
Alex Ewing
BBC Get Inspired
Big challenges and 'worldies' (we're reliable informed that means world-class goals) flying in all over the place!
A questionable bag of snacks
We're not sure whether the sports nutritionists will be approving this selection...
Friendly rivalry
#PeoplesCup
BBC Radio 1, BBC Radio 1 Xtra and BBC Asian Network are in action today playing against each other.
Lets hope there are no sore losers!
Who will take home the cup?
#PeoplesCup
The FA Cup is in Portsmouth today and will be in Vauxhall tomorrow.
If you get a chance to go and see it send your pictures to us on Twitter by using the hashtag #PeoplesCup on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Another close final!
Adult Ladies in Manchester
Alex Ewing
BBC Get Inspired
What is it with me and penalty shoot-outs?
The final was made up of Liverpool Feds (the overall winners last year) and Manchester Galaxy, who had stood out throughout and played out a tight draw in the group stages....
Like yesterday in Coventry the two sides played out a tense affair with Manchester Galaxy taking the lead with a powerful strike into the top right corner.
Not to be outdone Liverpool Feds showed their class and equalised with a well-worked team goal leading to a final score of 1-1.
Both teams confidently buried their opening two penalties. Taking Manchester Galaxy's third penalty was captain Emily Bradshaw who kept her nerve and put her side 3-2. That's how the score finished as Liverpool struck their remaining penalty over the bar.
See you in the next round!
Serious faces
#PeoplesCup
We're loving the game faces from Benyon Park who are gearing up for kick-off in Leeds.
You can get in contact on Twitter by using the hashtag #PeoplesCup on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Bringing nations together
What's in a name?
When a group of Business Management students from Portsmouth University were deciding what to call their team, they didn't have to go far for inspiration.
Between them they hail from Nigeria, Libya, Ghana and Zimbabwe so the logical team name was African Republic.
Africa Republic are taking part in the adult male category in Portsmouth this afternoon. Good luck guys.
Gold and Black army
#PeoplesCup
Ecclesfield Spartan dads are game ready for their match in their extra shiny kit.
Send your pictures in of your team to us on Twitter by using the hashtag #PeoplesCup on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk
Maracana in Manchester
Alex Ewing
BBC Get Inspired
It's always been a dream of mine to stand on the famous turf of the Maracana...
Is Alex getting carried away? ;-)
Double celebrity spot!
#PeoplesCup
Nelson Kumah
BBC Get Inspired
Here's FA People's Cup presenter Nick Bright - who will be presenting our first-round highlights show on the red button next Saturday, 30 January (we'll give precise details a bit later) - with FA Chairman Greg Dyke in Portsmouth.
What tactics have your team got?
#PeoplesCup
Interesting stuff here, but what happens if James, Hamish, Louis and Ben all head into the centre at the same time?
It goes down to the wire
Football at it's best in this nail-biting finish by the U16 Boys in Coventry
Alex Ewing
BBC Get Inspired
And here's Alex's match report from last night.....
It was a dramatic end to the evenings play in Coventry as Stratford Town and Young Fire Old Flame battled out a tough U16 final.
The two teams edged out Clifford Park Rangers to reach the final.It was always going to be a close game as the teams fought out a tight game in the group stage with Young fire old flame stealing it 2-1. The final looked like the game was destined for the same result as the bigger and stronger Young fire old flame lead with only minutes left.
However, cometh the hour, cometh the man as Stratford's captain fantastic Callum produced a goal that both Ronaldo and Messi would be proud of. He danced around the tiring opposition as if they weren't there - think of a classic Lionel run before unleashing a vicious Ronqldo-esque strike into the bottom left corner to take the final to a penalty shoot out.
5-aside law stats that in a tie breaker situation comes down to the best of three penalties before going to sudden death. After a confident penalty shoot out the lads entered sudden death.
Boldly, Stratford Town chose their keeper to take their forth penalty rather than their remaining outfield player. Were they trying to get into the heads of Young Fire Old Flame? Was the gamble going to pay off?!
Up stepped the keeper, Jay - who had been trying to get into the oppositions head, think Bruce Grobbelaar or Jerzy Dudek v AC Milan in the 2005 Champions League final - coolly slotted into the bottom left corner.
But could the Jay-of-all-trades become an instant hero and save a penalty to grab a victory?
After trying to get into the head of the opposition, he brilliantly flung himself to the right and saved the penalty to win the tournament. So like Dudek in Istanbul, his tactics worked and Stratford Town are off to the next round.
A big shout out to Joe from Clifford Park Rangers who was the under-16s player of the tournament. He was quality in all four of his games!
Adult Female results
Some more of our women's winners from this morning...
Tell us how you've done on Twitter by using the hashtag #PeoplesCup on Facebook at the Get Inspired page or email in to getinspired@bbc.co.uk.