Love Island fans are convinced they know who is going to win

We can see why they think this couple will win..

The tenth series of Love Island kicked off Monday night on ITV but fans already think they know who will win the show. It's Maya Jama's first ever Summer series to host and she is absolutely smashing it so far. Two days in and this series has already seen major changes from the original Love Island format and fans seem to be loving it. Bombshell, Zachariah was welcomed into the villa on the first episode - which has never happened in previous seasons. Last night he chose to couple up with Irish islander, Catherine. However, after spotting a huge clue on the show, fans are now convinced they know who will win and take home the £50,000 cash prize. One fan wrote on Twitter: "Yeah Molly and Mitchel will definitely see the finals. Already got their own teddy bear - it's giving Molly Mae and Tommy vibes #LoveIsland. Another said: "I’m scared for Molly and Mitchel Because it’s day 2 and they are already giving couple goals it’s just too soon for me but they cute #LoveIsland."

The girls when Zachariah walked in ? ? ? #LoveIsland pic.twitter.com/bvN8rJOt7e
— Love Island (@LoveIsland) June 6, 2023

Some loyal Love Island viewers even think Molly and Mitchel knew each other on the outside. Another fan tweeted: "What if like Mitchel and Molly knew each other before and like applied together bc they have such a close connection no way they’ve only known each other for a day #LoveIsland." Other fans even compared this season's Molly to previous Love Island contestant, Molly-Mae Hague. They noted that just like Molly-Mae, Molly Marsh brought a tiny stuffed animal into the villa with her. One viewer said: "She who brings the toy, wins the show. Mitchel and Molly going all the way #LoveIsland." It was reported this morning that this series of Love Island has lost over 1 million viewers compared to the show this time last year. The summer series back in 2022 saw the show have an average TV audience of 2.4 million while four years ago in 2019, the series saw 3.3 million people tune in.