But Rein Me In won’t give up without a fight, that’s for sure. After equalling Frankie Laine’s I Believe for most weeks at the summit on Friday, Rein Me In takes aim at a 19th week at the top, which would see it become the outright champion.
With only 600 units between the two tracks during this latest update, it’s all to play for in one of the most intriguing chart battles of all time. Can Dai Dai deny Rein Me In, or can Sam Fender and Olivia Dean’s hit track regain control and become the all-time Singles Chart conqueror? Tune in Friday, 31st July on BBC Radio 1 from 4pm for The Official Chart with Jack Saunders to find out whether Sam and Olivia can do it!
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Elsewhere, Ella Langley’s Choosin’ Texas could continue its good fortunes, currently on track to achieve a new peak (3), while HUGEL’s Movin’ To The Sun may follow suit and make its maiden appearance among the Top 5 (5).
Pop sensations KATSEYE look to secure this week’s highest new entry with Animal (13), which in turn would become the six-piece’s highest charting single to date.
Snap! Charli xcx’s Camera, the last single from her recent album Music, Fashion, Film, is on course to debut inside the main standings (18).
American country enthusiast Morgan Wallen begins his campaign for a fifth Top 40 accolade with Been By Now (27). Moreover, SIENNA SPIRO’s Material Lover (12) and Boston from Stella Lefty (14) both eye new peaks.
As his Wembley Stadium residency as part of his The Romantic tour comes to a close, with his final gig at the iconic venue taking place on Tuesday, Bruno Mars’ Die With A Smile featuring Lady Gaga looks to elevate (23) as does Bruno’s 2026 hit, I Just Might (39).
Finally, two dance tunes, MK’s Zone (38) and Josh Baker’s My Place (40), both of which feature singer-songwriter Poppy Baskcomb, look to enter the Top 40 for the first time.