Stacey Dooley and Kevin Clifton Ashley Roberts and Pasha Kovalev Joe Sugg and Dianne Buswell and Faye Tozer and Giovanni Pernice will compete for the glitterball trophy next weekend
Lauren Steadman and AJ Pritchard chat to us backstage at Elstree Studios, reflecting on how they've adapted their choreography throughout the series, Lauren's determination and AJ's potential next career as a ventriloquist.
We also give our Strictly final predictions on which dances we'd like to see again and what a good booking the team have got for the final musical guest.
Both couples had the choice of which of their two routines to perform in the dance off and Steadman chose the Tango, while Roberts went for the American Smooth.
Head Judge Shirley Ballas said she agreed with her fellow judges and would have saved Ashley and Pasha.
Therefore it was Lauren and AJ who bowed out of the competition.
She said: I'm really gutted - as an athlete you always go for that gold medal. Down to the smallest things; I mean outfits, hair, makeup, this man (AJ), the judges, all the choreographers. "I still remember the first day of training... you were really shy, not confident in your ability".
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It said the company would make no further comment about the nature of the allegations while they remain under investigation. Ted Baker said its committee and board had been made aware of "further serious allegations" against Mr Kelvin.
She then looked over to AJ and added: 'AJ it must be so frustrating for you because that's the third year in a row you've made it to this point'.
"You've attacked everything, you've always been stubborn, you've always been 'I'm going to get this lift even though it's not going to work but we'll get there somehow'. It's been a fantastic journey and you've done yourself proud".
Pritchard said of his dance partner: "You have changed so many people's opinions and it has always been about ability not disability".
However, she joked with her partner that he hadn't got rid of her yet, adding: "We've laughed, argued, played and had so much fun...time I will never forget... BUT!"
The remaining four couples will return for the last time next weekend for Strictly Come Dancing: The Final, where it will be down to the viewers alone to decide who wins.
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