Love Island couples battle it out to stay in the villa as public vote opens ahead of looming dumping

LOVE Island couples are battling it out to stay in the villa as a public vote opens ahead of a looming dumping.

Tonight's episode of the ITV2 dating show ended urging fans to vote for their favourite couple via the official app.

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And with less than one week until the series finale, the stakes have never been higher.

The couples that do not secure the most amount of viewer votes are at risk of being dumped from the island - and with so many pairings still in the show, we could well see a mass cull ahead of Monday's final.

Despite being so close to the finish line, many of this year's couples are on the rocks following a dramatic few days in the villa.

Jordan Hames and Anna Vakili came to blows in tonight's show, when Jordan confessed that his head had been turned by new girl India Reynolds - who is coupled up with Ovie Soko.

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Meanwhile, Ovie was left on edge following yesterday's Headlines challenge, which saw India get accused of only being with him to win the £50,000 cash prize.

Harley Brash and Chris Taylor were also rocked by the challenge, with Harley being left unimpressed when her partner guessed that fans thought he and India were meant to be together.

Anton Danyluk was seen questioning his relationship with Belle Hassan too when the game showed him a headline that said his best friend thought Belle was using him.

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Amber Gill and new boy appear to be going strong, but it is still incredibly early days - with the same being said for Maura Higgins and Curtis Pritchard.

The strongest couple in the villa is Tommy Fury and girlfriend Molly-Mae Hague, who have been paired up since the 20-year-old Influencer joined the show last month.

However, some fans have shared their doubts over Molly, claiming that she is "faking" her feelings for the 20-year-old boxer and that their romance isn't real.

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In fact, the couples appear to be so weak this year that some viewers have called for the £50k prize to be donated to charity.

One cynical Twitter user wrote: "At this rate the 50K should just go to charity tbh".

Others showcased their agreement, with the tweet being shared over 8,000 times and liked over 44,000 times.

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