And they're off!published at 13:56 GMT 13 November
Lindsey and Amy were waved off by big crowds gathered in Morley this morning.
Summary
Amy Garcia and Lindsey Burrow have pushed the BBC Look North red sofa across Yorkshire for Children in Need
The 80-mile Push for Pudsey got under way in Ripon on Monday and finished at the Belle Vue stadium on Friday
An estimated 1,000 people turned up in Ossett to greet them today, with the pair reaching Wakefield Trinity's stadium at about 18:40
And they're off!published at 13:56 GMT 13 November
Run for Pudseypublished at 13:55 GMT 13 November
Earlier this week, BBC Radio Leeds presenter Gayle Lofthouse joined pupils and staff at Outwood Primary Academy in the aptly named Lofthouse Gate - where they ran a collective 500 miles, raising almost £6,000 for Children in Need.
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End of instagram postDay 4 in picturespublished at 13:55 GMT 13 November
Lindsey said the pair were "relieved" after reaching Holme Moss yesterday.
"To get here today was really emotional," she said. "It was a lot tougher than I expected, coming up the hill."
Both paid tribute to the support they had received from the crowds, which included groups of schoolchildren in Meltham and Honley.
Amy added: "It's just been so heartwarming, the welcome we've had along the route."
Image source, Sean DoyleImage caption, Amy and Lindsey reached Holme Moss on Thursday
Image source, Sean DoyleImage caption, Both paid tribute to support from the crowds
Image source, Sean DoyleImage caption, The pair's seven-hour journey came to an end during the late afternoon
Recap of day 4 - West Yorkshirepublished at 13:54 GMT 13 November
For Amy and Lindsey's penultimate day of Push for Pudsey, they started at Meltham at 09:00 GMT before taking in Netherthong, Brockholes and Holmfirth.
The tired pair finished at the top of the gruelling Holme Moss at 16:00 GMT.
Image caption, Lindsey Burrow and Amy Garcia pushed the sofa uphill through Honley Woods on day four
Holme Moss, on the border of West Yorkshire and Derbyshire, is 524m (1,719 ft) above sea level.
After completing the punishing climb, Lindsey said: "To get here today was really emotional. It was a lot tougher than I expected, coming up the hill."
A push through the Peak Districtpublished at 13:54 GMT 13 November
As the sofa travelled from North to South Yorkshire, Amy and Lindsey faced a particularly gruelling day as they pulled it up Back Tor in the Peak District.
It was definitely one of the toughest parts of the 80-mile route as Amy told well-wishers she was "still smiling, just about", but "at the point of delirium".
On the plus side, the stunning views helped, she said.
Lindsey said the route, parts of which were a climb in the 2014 Tour de France, was "particularly challenging".
Image caption, The pair were joined by the Woodhead Mountain Rescue Team
See how Amy and Lindsey kicked things off on Mondaypublished at 13:53 GMT 13 November
Amy and Lindsey started the Push for Pudsey challenge in Ripon at 08:30 GMT on Monday.
The plan was to push the big red sofa 80 miles (129km) across Yorkshire to raise money for Children in Need.
Crowds gathered at Ripon Marketplace to wave the pair off before they reached Harrogate just in time for a live chat on Look North. The feat follows their three-legged Thousand Mile Challenge Extra Leg challenge last year,
Media caption, Push for Pudsey begins in Ripon
What is the weather like for the last day?published at 13:41 GMT 13 November
Temperatures dropped quite a bit in Yorkshire from the middle of this week - so what does that mean for Amy and Lindsey?
Friday started sunny and clear but only a chilly 3C by 10:00 GMT. As the day went on it warmed up slightly to 7C.
Good job that sofa is heavy enough to work up a sweat for Amy and Lindsey...
Amy and Lindsey's final day of sofa challengepublished at 13:41 GMT 13 November
As the pair prepare for the home stretch to Wakefield, here's a quick look at their route today.
Amy and Lindsey had a bright and cold start in Morley, with the first push starting at 10:00 GMT sharp.
They hit West Ardsley by 10.45 before arriving at Ossett for lunch time. Then, Horbury Bridge.
By the time they get to the finish line at Belle Vue at about 18:30, Amy and Lindsey will have pushed the red sofa for a total of 80 miles for Children in Need!
Image caption, The pair's final push starts in Morley
Follow Amy and Lindsey's progress on the final pushpublished at 13:40 GMT 13 November
BBC Look North presenter Amy Garcia and charity fundraiser Lindsey Burrow have been pushing the sofa across Yorkshire, with Friday the fifth and final day.
We've designed a nifty live tracker, external so you can follow the red sofa's progress during the finale.
Amy and Lindsey's route has taken in some of Yorkshire's most dramatic landscapes, with the challenge set to end tonight in Wakefield.