After eight weeks of coupling-up, head-turning and chat-pulling, Love Island series 11 will wrap up tonight (Monday 29 July), with one couple being crowned winners and leaving the villa £50,000 better off.
Ten became eight in last night's episode, when Joey Essex and Jessy Potts were dumped from the villa after the cohort of series 11 individually voted for the 'least compatible couple'.
That has left Nicole Samuel and Ciaran Davies, Mimii Ngulube and Josh Oyinsan, Ayo Odukoya and Jess Spencer, and Matilda Draper and Sean Stone as the final four couples, with fans eager to vote for their favourites.
Love Island final: How to vote
If you haven't already, head to the App Store or equivalent and download the official Love Island app to cast your vote.
You get one free vote where you are asked to select your favourite couple. All you have to do after is verify your phone number and voilà - vote submitted.
You can also vote on the ITV website.
What time is the Love Island final?
As always, the Love Island final will be a longer episode. Host Maya Jama will be kicking things off live from the villa at 9pm, which you will be able to watch live on ITV and ITVX, or stream afterwards. The final episode is expected to follow its staple format: pre-recorded scenes of the islanders' last day in the villa, before the live broadcast takes over ahead of the all-important and hotly-awaited first-place result. After the winners are declared, the episode will conclude shortly after at 10.35pm.
If series 11 mirrors its earlier counterparts, Maya will announce the fourth-place islanders first, before they are invited to join her on the sofa for an interview. The same happens for the third placers, while the remaining two couples await their fate together until the winners are unveiled.
Hours before the final starts in Spain, Welsh couple - and official girlfriend and boyfriend - Nicole and Ciaran are favourites to win at 2/5, while Mimii and Josh are second favourites at 5/2. Matilda and Sean are in at 14/1, with Ayo and Jess predicted to finish fourth with odds of 50/1.
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