Battle of the Five-A-Sides was 57 hours of non-stop football for Sport Relief.
Alan Shearer's team beat Robbie Savage's team by 547 goals to 529.
At the final whistle on Saturday 5 March, £370,592 had been raised.
Relive all the updates below and watch the best goals and goofs.
Shearers 5s 61-60 Savage 5s
Who is this guy?! Savage's BBC North West Tonight side have unearthed a gem here. The young chap has bagged five of their six goals - then tries a rabona from distance. Cheeky!
But then Kevin Kilbane edges Shearer's mob back ahead. He puts commentator Alistair Mann right when the man behind the mic says he has bagged two. Killer holds up three fingers....
Shearer 5s 59-57 Savage 5s
Turns out that Match of the Day commentator Steve Bower, currently on loan at sister club 5 Live Commentators, is a bit of a baller. He's bagged two as Shearer's side lead 6-3 at the break, sneaking ahead on aggregate. Entertaining half!
This is what we like to see. Keen as mustard.
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Someone fetch the fishing net! One of the 5 live players (we won't dob in the culprit) spoons one over the North West Tonight bar - and the fence. The ball is trundling towards the Manchester Ship Canal...
Right then, match 11. And it's another BBC grudge match. The regional journalists from BBC North West Tonight are trying to prove they can mix it on the big stage against national opposition - the 5 live commentators. And the latter team have got former Republic of Ireland international Kevin 'Killer' Kilbane among their ranks....
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I'm sure Robbie will tell us that he allowed it all in the name of entertainment...
Shearer 5s 53-54 Savage 5s
Blue Tuesday's defence leak in a few sloppy goals, rather reminiscent of Manchester City's (the team they cover) defending last night. That allows Red Wednesday to stroll to a 7-2 win, edging Savage ahead of Shearer on aggregate. Tight.
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Shearer 5s 53-51 Savage 5s
The referee toots his whistle a couple of times and, if I'm not mistaken, that means it is half-time in the BBC Radio Manchester derby.
Savage's Red Wednesday side are leading 4-1, not surprising seeing as they have a ringer in ex-Red Danny Webber. Maybe the Blue Tuesday team should have drafted in Gerry Creaney.
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Robbie is up to all his old tricks...
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A goal has been awarded in the Red Wednesday v Blue Tuesday Radio Manchester contest, largely at Robbie Savage's insistence. We've got the benefit of the slow motion replays up here and we can confirm that ball definitely did not cross the line.
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Turns out Robbie's sandwich (see 14:07 entry) might have been a special delivery from one of his celebrity mates....
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'Twin Vision' uses cash raised through Sport Relief to support children and young people in Liverpool who’ve lost a loved one.
One of the beneficiaries, Sean, external, is playing today.
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Quote MessageAt the project we made a film about dad. When I watched it for the first time I felt happy and sad at the same time but also proud of myself
Sean, 9, Twin Vision
If there was a suspension tightrope, he'd be walking it...
And this happened earlier in the day...
The crowd call for Robbie Savage to leave the pitch after a wild slide tackle.
Shearer 5s 45-44 Savage 5s
Breaking news! Savage's quiff has tumbled. Somebody had better bring some extra-hold hairspray quick, otherwise this game might be called off until he gets it fixed.
Shearer is back in the driving seat, leading 45-43 after his Journalists V thrashed Savage's scribes.
No time for a breather though. Next up are a couple of FA Schools sides. Both Al and Sav are back on the pitch, Robbie scranning a sandwich as he chases after his opposing skipper.
Savage is almost five hours into his 12-hour 5-a-side stint, so we'll forgive him for needing sustenance.
No wonder that fella who bagged that screamer (see 13:58 entry) is looking pleased with himself - he knows he might end up having his moment of glory shown on Match of the Day 2.
That's because the best goal of the weekend will be chosen by Shearer and Savage and then shown to the nation on Sunday's highlights programme.
No, not the former Soccer AM presenter, but THE Lovejoy, actor Ian McShane. We're not actually sure whether he's here to play football.
Image source, David LivingstonActor Ian McShane
It looks like Ian is into his football, even if he isn't donning his kit aged 73...
Image source, Alex LiveseyAlex Ferguson with Ian McShane at Man Utd v Newcastle in 2014