Strictly Come Dancing final 2015: Which finalist has the best chance of winning the show?

It’s this weekend’s Strictly Come Dancing final and there are only four celebrities left to be crowned this year’s winner.

Former Coronation Street star Georgia May Foote, boy band The Wanted’s Jay McGuinness, EastEnders and BBC Proms’ Kellie Bright and Radio 3 presenter Katie Derham all made it to the final after impressing the judges with their skills and progress.

But which star is likely to lift the disco ball?

Here’s everything you need to know about the four finalists, including their odds of winning according to William Hill, their best and worst results over the past few weeks, and their dance experience…

Jay McGuinness

Age: 25

Exclusive partner: Aliona Vilani

Occupation: Singer of the boy band The Wanted

His best result was for: 37/40 Week five is Jive and week twelve is Charleston

His worst result was for: 25/40 Week 4 Quickstep

Dance background: He studied at the Charlotte Hamilton School of Dance in Newark and then at the Midlands Academy of Dance and Drama in Nottingham.

Odds of winning: 2/9

Jay on…

Learn from the best: “I feel like I’m a fast learner. I can’t ask for more. Aliona is really great. She’s in charge and I’m the one who has to be constantly told what the hell I’m supposed to be. “do.”

Keep an open mind: “Wearing the infamous Strictly costumes was something I was nervous about. But I’ve decided to be open about it, albeit a bit hesitantly. I realize the sequins and sequins are a necessary evil.”

letting her hair down: “We’ll have a few drinks after the show and then go to our local bar. We do it every week now. It’s me and my family, and Aliona and her husband Vincent.”

Georgia May Foote

Age: 24

Exclusive Partner: Giovanni Pernic

Occupation: Former Coronation Street actress

Her best result was for: 39/40 Week eight is Charleston

Her worst result was for: 25/40 waltzes of the second week

Dance background: When she was younger, she was “expelled from ballet” because she had “naughty toes”. Georgia started hip-hop instead.

Odds to win: 5/1

Georgia on…

On being friends: “Giovanni and I are like brother and sister, he sets my absolute tone. If you dance with someone every day [you just think], ‘No, I’m fine, thanks’. I have a beautiful boyfriend [former Corrie star Sean Ward] who is more beautiful!”

Losing Inhibitions: “I’m a pretty confident person, but the longer you compete, the more normal it becomes for you to wear it.”

Kelly clearly

Age: 39

Exclusive Partner: Kevin Cliffon

Occupation: Actress at EastEnders

Her best score was for: 39/40 Quickstep at week nine and American Smooth at week twelve

Her worst score was for: 27/40 week one is tango and week two is cha cha

Dance Background: Went to Sylvia Young Theater School, so danced all her school life. She says she has “a basic knowledge of dance.”

Odds to win: 8/1

Kelly on…

Need a break: “I recently had a week off from EastEnders so I could just focus on dancing and it was great. I needed it. If Strictly was a marathon I would have hit my 17 mile mark where I would either cry in a bunch or push through and come out the other side.Now I feel like I’m over that hump.

Tension: “Everything tightened and pulled in a little more. I’ve lost about half a brick since I started working out.”

Up her game: “I thought I would enjoy it but had no idea it would be so much fun and I thought it would be hard work but I had no idea it would be at this level!

Every week it’s like a beginner. There is so much to think about and still act on. It was a shock to me how scary it is, it doesn’t get any easier than that.”

Katie Derham

Age: 45

Exclusive partner: Anton du Beke

Occupation: BBC Proms and Radio 3 presenter

Her best result was for: 35/40 American Smooth from week nine

Her worst result was for: 20/40 Cha Cha from week three

Dance Background: Practiced ballet as a child

Odds of winning: 20/1

Cat on…

Going glam: “The outfits are always great, it’s just when you get to do the dance, and it was pretty mixed for me. You have this conversation at the beginning about things you’d rather discuss.”

People’s favorites are: “Anton is very popular. I laugh at his jokes. Anton has never done a show dance and he has years of choreography in his head so it should take about 15 minutes.”

proud man: “John [Vincent; restaurateur] I’ve known myself for 20 years so I can’t surprise him with much, but he’s very proud and very enthusiastic and leads the group behind the scenes. But he liked the rumba outfit. It didn’t come home, but my mother-in-law said I should buy it to show the grandchildren one day.”

Strictly Come Dancing Grand Final, Saturday, BBC1, 6.35pm followed by results presentation at 9pm