Strictly fans say judges need to be 'reminded of rules' over Will Mellor's exit

Fans were left disappointed that Anton was the only judge who pointed out the mistake in Fleur and Vito's routine.
Fans were left disappointed that Anton was the only judge who pointed out the mistake in Fleur and Vito's routine.
The Strictly Come dancing 2022 final songs and dances have been revealed, with the remaining four couples set to take on three routines each.
One couple will lift the glitterball trophy this weekend!
Helen Skelton, Fleur East, Hamza Yassin and Molly Rainford will battle it out to become Strictly champions
Each of the four celebrities will perform three routines in an attempt to win the glitterball trophy.
Hamza Yassin, Helen Skelton, Molly Rainford and Fleur East will fight it out for the glitterball trophy on Saturday
Viewers want Shirley replaced on the judging panel after she opted to send home Will Mellor over Fleur East on Monday night.
Hamza Yassin is the leading favourite with bookmakers to lift the Glitterball Trophy.
In the running are singer Fleur East, wildlife presenter Hamza Yassin, TV presenter Helen Skelton and singer Molly Rainford.
One expert reckons Hamza is definitely set to lift the Glitterball Trophy.
One expert reckons Hamza is definitely set to lift the Glitterball Trophy.
The couples will be revisiting some classics to try and earn the Glitterball.
Molly has addressed her 'low points' in the competition as she spoke about making it to the final
Molly has addressed her 'low points' in the competition as she spoke about making it to the final
Fleur East managed to get through the dance off but some viewers are not happy
The Strictly Come Dancing finalists have thanked their fans on social media, following Will Mellor’s exit on Monday
A Strictly Come Dancing group performance is said to have been taken out of the final edit as a mark of respect for the three boys who died at Babbs Mill Lake
As Helen and her professional partner Gorka Marquez fought for a place in the final, they performed twice