Three goals in quick succession. The FA People's Cup Challengers score first, Jamie form Love Island equalises with his Sport Relief 5 live-a-side debut goal, before Maidstone United Raiders FC Gold regain their lead. Quality stuff.

Maidstone United Raiders FC Gold have travelled all the way from Kent to MediaCityUK in Salford Quays. They're giving the Allstars a game here, still 0-0.

Love is in the air as Jamie Jewitt is the new celebrity to take to the field. Jamie was one of the stars from last year's hugely popular Love Island show. Don't be a snake, don't mug me off, don't get pied - all words used by Love Island contestants, apparently.

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It's now the Maidstone United Raiders FC Gold from the FA People's Cup taking on Robbie's Allstars, as the floodlights come into play.

The overall score in the challenge is 74-64 to the Allstars.

Here's Charlie Savage running the show earlier ...

Warren Brown scores his hat-trick as the ref blows the whistle. The game finishesAll Stars 6-2 Crawley Old Girls. Hugs and pats on the back all round.

Clanger from Robbie Savage in goal, who is nutmegged as the Crawley Old Girls pull another one back. 5-2.

Robbie's pride seems to be have dented as he goes on a solo run from his own goal to make amends. He doesn't succeed.

Handled outside the area by the Crawley Old Girls 'keeper, but fair play to Rachel Yankee of the Allstars who just passes the ball back from the free-kick. That's the spirit of Sport Relief! Although, easy to do when you're 5-1 up.

Warren Brown scores his second of the game as the Allstars take a 4-1 lead.

It seems Brown has recovered from what happened earlier ...

Fans of pop music and fans of Australian soaps, Kylie Minogue is in the house. She will be performing at the Sport Relief show this evening.

Don't think she fancies a game five-a-side, but we can always hope.

Sam Quek said she was feeling it before this match, but another composed finish makes it 2-0 to the Allstars.

Shrieks of laughter as the Crawley Old Girls goalkeeper then blasts the ball straight into the face of one of her teammates.

And here they go, can the Crawley Old Girls teach Robbie's Allstars a thing or two?

We saw Crawley Old Girls heading north earlier (13:53) and here they are..

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Carol Bates (third from the right) started the team because she’s always been passionate about football.

She believes people her age are the "missed generation" of women’s football because when they were younger (in the 70s) they weren’t allowed to play.

They want to inspire women to play football and "begged" the Football League Trust for some funding to help set the group up.

They have played in the FA People's Cup for the past two years and inspired the Canterbury Old Bags, another team of Female Veterans who have been competing this year.

Olympic gold medallist Sam Quek is feeling it.

"I've run a lot but I'm just trying to pace myself a lot now. This has to be the toughest endurance test I've ever done, it's on another level," she says.

"Charlie Savage has been the star man," says Danny Webber.

The young lad scores a hat-trick as it's all over for The Swallows 2.0 - they lose 7-1.

Savage Sr to Savage Jr, who has two shots saved by The Swallows 2.0 'keeper. There's nothing she can do about the third however, as the Allstars go 4-1 up.

Two quick goals - Sam Quek continues her fine form today, showing no signs of tiring by making it 3-0. But seconds later, The Swallows reduce the deficit with a goal of their own. End-to-end.

Charlie Savage, son to Robbie, is now on for the Allstars - and he can play! Charlie is running rings around The Swallows 2.0, doubling the lead with a neat finish.

JB Gill from the band JLS gives the Allstars an early lead, showing his power by shrugging off a challenge and sticking it into the net.