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This girl is the new favourite to leave Love Island after last night’s episode

Viewers have had enough of her

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Molly-Mae Hague is suddenly facing a Love Island exit, after essentially being dumped by Tommy Fury during last night’s episode.

The blonde only entered the villa last week, and she turned a number of heads before coupling up with the boxer.

However, things have now taken a dramatic turn, as Tommy has confirmed his interest in new girl Maura Higgins – and she is not shy about making her feelings known either.

Now Molly-Mae is in real trouble, and with the next elimination due any day, the Instagram influencer is tipped to be first girl out of the villa.

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OddsMonkey spokesman Peter Watton commented: “Irish ‘ring-girl’ Maura wants a Boxer of her own and Tommy clearly wants her, that spells bad news for Molly-Mae – who did not react very well to the new girl.”

“With the other newbie Elma looking likely to want to get to know Anton, Molly-Mae once plentiful options are now severely limited.

“And as for Tommy and Maura, their odds to win have already come into 6/1 despite the fact they are not even an official couple yet.”

Love Island airs tonight at 9pm on Virgin Media Two. 

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Selected odds:

First Girl to be voted out of Villa

Molly-Mae Hague – Evens
Anna Vakili – 11/8
Yewande Biala – 7/1
Elma Pazar – 7/1
Amber Gill – 16/1
Maura Higgins – 18/1
Lucie Donlan – 25/1
Amy Hart – 50/1

Winning Couple

Curtis Pritchard & Amy Hart – 5/4
Michael Griffiths & Amber Gill – 7/2
Joe Garratt & Lucie Donlan – 11/2
Tommy Fury & Maura Higgins – 6/1
Danny Williams & Yewande Biala – 12/1
Anton Danyluk & Elma Pazar – 22/1
Tommy Fury & Molly-Mae Hague – 25/1
Danny Williams & Elma Pazar – 28/1
Danny Williams & Maura Higgins – 28/1
Anton Danyluk & Anna Vakili – 33/1

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