Strictly Come Dancing 2022, Semi-Final, review: double dancing meant standard dipped, while judges Shirley Ballas and Anton Du Beke lost the plot - The Telegraph

Hamza performed the Charleston to Pencil Full of Lead by Paolo Nutini before taking on dance partner Jowita Przystał's favourite ballroom dance the Waltz.

Fans wondered if their eyes were deceiving them as the Happy Monday's star supported Will Mellor's Manchester-inspired routine

Fan favourite Hamza Yassin was overwhelmed with emotion while chatting to host Claudia Winkleman as he waited to receive his scores alongside partner Jowita Przystal

Motsi revealed which contestant she would bring back as a wild card ahead of the Strictly 2022 final

"Will Mellor doing a Madchester routine in front of Bez is the Strictly content I never knew I wanted."

The five remaining couples performed two dances each in a bid to reach the final.

The professional dancers all gave emotional tributes to their celebrity partners on the show.

The Coronation Street star is determined to bring home the Glitterball trophy, not just for himself but for his mum Shirley after his beloved dad Bill died in 2020.

The actor himself admitted to feeling 'rubbish' after his Paso Doble with Nancy Xu earned criticism from the judges

The scores were 'all over the place' and nobody got four straight 10s

He ended the night at the bottom of the leader board.

Strictly Come Dancing viewers think something's up with head judge Shirley

Hamze and Jowite took the lead at the top of the leader board while Will and Nancy landed the lowest scores of the night

The 32-year-old cameraman was left in floods of tears on tonight's show

Viewers think there is a clear bottom two developing

The actor has impressed every week he has been on the show but judges said he was 'trying to hard' in the semi-final

Strictl fans weren't impressed with the judges' scoring system in the semi-final