Things are set to get tense in tonight's Love Island, as the Islanders take on a challenge called Couple Goals where they reveal what they really think of each other.

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In a preview of the episode, as Sammy and Jess read out a series of questions, the couples each write down who they think the question most applies to - with an awkward moment ensuing between Scott and Mitch.

In the challenge, the Islanders are asked which couple are most likely to have their heads turned, to which Mitch and Ella B write Abi and Scott.

Ella B explains that when she came in as a bombshell, Abi wasn't "feeling it" with Scott, but has gone back to him because she had turned Mitch's head.

Meanwhile, Abi and Scott chose Mitch and Ella B, with Scott saying: "Let's face it, Mitch has tried to get to know every single bombshell that's walked through the door.

"The only reason none of us wanted to get to know Abi is because we felt sorry for you [Mitch]. You've been single for three weeks."

Mitch then responds to the awkward moment by saying: "Obviously I'm happy. Life's good. They're fake."

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Meanwhile, it's not just the boys who find themselves having a spat in the episode, with a dispute erupting between Whitney and Ella as they get ready for the evening.

Ella asks Whitney why she's "so salty" about the challenge earlier in the day, where Ella and Tyrique chose Whitney and Lochan as the "most smug" couple.

Whitney responds by telling Ella that she has "never met a selfish person like you".

Later in the evening, Ella pulls Whitney for a chat, saying: "I want to get this off my chest because I don’t want to give it energy, but it actually upset me when you called me selfish in the dressing room.

"It really upset me because I wouldn’t speak to my friend like that. I feel like that was coming for my character."

However, Whitney doesn't back down, saying that she "wasn't joking" and reiterating that she thinks Ella does "sometimes" have "selfish tendencies".

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James HibbsDrama Writer

James Hibbs is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering programmes across both streaming platforms and linear channels. He previously worked in PR, first for a B2B agency and subsequently for international TV production company Fremantle. He possesses a BA in English and Theatre Studies and an NCTJ Level 5 Diploma in Journalism.

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