The Your Game 2009 season gets under way in Cardiff
Plenty of frenetic goalmouth action to keep the crowd entertained
As well as some stunning long-range efforts
Even on the sidelines there are some pretty impressive skills
Bute Town end up as men's winners
Dynamic Girls lift the women's trophy
The Academy cheerleading troupe take a breather
While Tiny Tempah takes time out for his fans
The decks get a working over in the DJ workshop
But it is all a bit more chilled out over in the Headroom tent
Next stop, is Hull where it starts to get a bit creative with the spraypaint
Some close-fought matches require penalties to divide the teams
There is some desperate last-ditch defence at the the other end as well
Batley Wildcats get stuck in in the women's competition
But it is VIP Ladies who run out eventual winners
Rema take the men's competition...
...with Youth Dynamix taking the runners-up honours
In the festival zone Video Nation offer advice for budding film-makers
Hull Saints boxing club offer advice to those hitting the pads
Starlights keep the crowd bubbling
The wide expanse of Glasgow Green was the venue for Your Game's first-ever trip to Scotland
Any potential colour clashes are avoided with stylish YG vests
There is plenty of time to take it easy as the sun shines...
...or ramp it up with a little pad work
A big right hand lands
Blok troupe keep the hip-hop moves coming
Aspiring Young Women scoop the fairplay award
Glasgow girls take the pitch for the women's final
The Unpredictables on the attack in the men's final...
...but Rangers run out winners
Another first as Your Game makes its Belfast debut
Plenty of commitment on show in the women's tournament
Some of the players get involved in a bit of reporting
After the battles on the big pitches, some take it down to the table top
The boxing boys pull their best poses
Ollie Hayes is his usual skilful self
Northern Ireland manager Nigel Worthington comes down to scout some talent
While Jackie Fullerton gets on the commentating mic for the final
Dreamscheme take the men's fairplay award
Midnight Street Soccer take the women's title
Ollie Hayes has competition in London as the basketball freestylers hit the stage
The man himself gets a bit of a light show going as he does his keepy-ups
Things get creative on the BBC Blast bus
The open-mic slot lures in the aspiring MCs...
...while the drums get a pounding
Yvette Chiewa of Central Training gets stuck into some afro styling
Ladies First and Fitzrovia meet in the women's final
As the sun gets low, Coco United triumph over Your Sport
Ladies First hoist the silverware for the cameras
Coco United take home the spoils from the men's competition
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