Sarah Jane 'Minnie' Cleary captains HFC to glory in the women's final

"It's good to be the champions - we'll be back next year with a bit more confidence."
Sarah Jane 'Minnie' Cleary, captain of women's winners HFC

"Your Game has been a great opportunity to meet a lot of different people. It's the best tournament we've ever played in and it's even better that we won it."
Mohamed Ahmed, from United Stars FC, winners of the men's competition

"Your Game gave us the boost as young players. We've met many different teams from places we don't even know. Winning this shows us that we've got the skill and the talent. Your Game has shown us that we should believe in ourselves as a team, as a family."
Jules Dushimmana, president of United Stars FC

"You have all these other agencies trying to do stuff to bring people together in this country but there's nothing that works better than sport. If Your Game wasn't here the thousands of people who have been involved would never have met each other. They should definitely do Your Game again."
Hassan Ardillahi, Chairman of United Stars FC

Baroness Anne Taylor congratulates women's winners HFC

"If I was still in management there are one or two of the younger players that I would certainly be inviting in to see what they are like. But it's not about getting the next Ronaldo or Wayne Rooney. It's about getting people to participate in sport and to be friendly about it. Things have been competitive but everyone's shook hands afterwards."
Carlton Palmer, ex-Premiership footballer and BBC football pundit

"At first I was a bit sceptical. I thought it was a lot of money if it was just going to be a football tournament. But what I'm learning is that people who are here are not just getting something out of the tournament but going on to use this experience as an entry point to training and potentially work in sport and the community in the future.
Baroness Anne Taylor, trustee of the Football Foundation

"It can educate you as well as get you fit. You can see how everybody is playing how important it (Your Game) is to our society."
Mark 'Chappers' Chapman, Radio 1 DJ

Your Game is brilliant. Last year was amazing but this year has been 10-times better. The Match of the Day side of things, you've got Carlton Palmer here doing analysis as well. The only problem I would say is only one bacon sarnie for breakfast in the morning wasn't enough. I deliberately didn't have breakfast so I could come and stuff my face!
Louis Thomas, captain of Toonski FC