This week, teams representing 40 clubs took part in the first ever Premier League Girls Football National Festival at St George's Park.
The two-day event, run by the Premier League in partnership with The FA, is part of The FA Girls' Football Week, and celebrates the work of the PL Girls Football programme throughout the year.
Here, we tell the tale of a memorable couple of days.
From changing room to pitchside
From changing room to pitchside at @StGeorgesPark...
— PL Communities (@PLCommunities) July 27, 2017
The journey the #PLGirls competitors will take during the Festival. pic.twitter.com/13DI6vut0Z
A bit of added inspiration... 🏆#PLGirls pic.twitter.com/bA6LcSBz4w
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There was also plenty of music and dancing
#PLGIRLS - A highlight of today’s @PLCommunities Girls Festival was definitely the singing and dancing in between the football! #afcbcst pic.twitter.com/fJPUqywZHg
— AFCB Community (@AFCBCommunity) July 27, 2017
No matter what jersey you wear, when the beat drops, you dance... 💃#PLGirls pic.twitter.com/pMXaFCLReY
— PL Communities (@PLCommunities) July 27, 2017
Newcastle United collect their trophy
Champions of the first day of the #PLGirls Football National Festival 2017 - @NUFC 🏆👏 pic.twitter.com/CrIRsM3viP
— PL Communities (@PLCommunities) July 27, 2017
They also bumped into this legend 👏 @faye_white @ArsenalLadies @PLCommunities #PLGirls #GirlsFootballWeek pic.twitter.com/T5MNwzKGkk
— Arsenal Community (@AFCCommunity) July 27, 2017
GIRLS | So proud of @theposhofficial girls today.Walking away with the fair play winners trophy! @PLCommunities #PLGirls @Lionesses #salute pic.twitter.com/PkvmdbAiX8
— Posh Women & Girls (@Posh_WG) July 28, 2017
A memorable day...
The next generation: inspired
— PL Communities (@PLCommunities) August 1, 2017
As the Premier League Girls Football National Festival showed, #PLGirls is helping to change perceptions... pic.twitter.com/2ZjBklIyiQ