Drake and Rudimental’s war rages on in the battle for Number 1 on the Official Chart Update

DJ Khaled's new single featuring Beyoncé, Jay Z and Future is set for this week's Top 40.

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Drake and Rudimental have been battling for Number 1 for the past four weeks, and now Portugal. The Man are snapping at their heels in pursuit of the top spot.

Drake has a narrow lead of 1,000 combined chart sales with God’s Plan on today’s Official Chart Update, potentially leaving Rudimental, Jess Glynne, Macklemore and Dan Caplen out in the cold at Number 2 for a fifth straight week with These Days.

Portugal. The Man are not too far behind at Number 3 with Feel It Still, a possible rise of three places, while Dua Lipa drops one slot to 4 with IDGAF, and Marshmello & Anne-Marie hold firm at Number 5 with FRIENDS.

New entries and high climbers

Mabel and Not3s are edging closer to the Top 10 with Fine Line, rising three places to Number 11, while George Ezra is on course to be this week’s highest climber, leaping 14 ranks to Number 16 with Paradise. 

Sigala & Paloma Faith could also net a Top 20 placing this Friday, zooming 13 places to Number 19 so far this week with Lullaby, plus Zedd, Maren Morris & Grey continue to scale the Top 40 with The Middle, up 10 to Number 21.

Dave, one of the Best British Breakthrough nominees at this year’s BRIT Awards, is expected to become this week’s highest new entry at Number 28 with Hangman, while DJ Khaled’s star-studded new single Top Off featuring Beyoncé, Jay Z and Future is new at 31.

Finally, a further three songs could enter the Top 40 for the first time: XXXTentacion’s second Top 40 hit is on the horizon with Sad (33); Bebe Rexha is closing in on her first UK Top 40 single as a lead artist with Meant To Be ft. Florida Georgia Line (37); and MoStack could earn his second Top 40 with What I Wanna (39).

View this week's Top 100 Official Singles Chart Update in full

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Asoma Monga Joel

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Drake is again#1 for the seventh consecutive weeks

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Piran

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I think 'These Days' is the closest it has been to #1, so I really hope this is the week that it finally gets there!
I love that 'Feel It Still' is expected to climb yet again & that 'Fine Line' has a chance of reaching the Top 10.
The new arrivals are a mixed bag, but I absolutely love that 'Meant To Be' is finally starting to get recognition in the UK! :)

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Pa

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I don't think it will be #1.. it is the same like Rita Anywhere and Camila Havana

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Ebony

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It’s surprising how slow meant to be is rising in the UK it reached number 2 in Australia about a month ago and is still in the top 10. Though it being in the promo for bachelor in paradise probably helped a lot

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Piran

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Hey Ebony! :D
Yeah, it took its time, but 'Meant To Be' is really rising fast on sales & airplay over here right now (it's currently in the Top 10 on both of those metrics).
It was the same for other US hits like 'Stitches' & 'Feel It Still' recently too.

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Piran

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'Anywhere' just got unlikely it was so big on sales & radio, but with 'Havana', that was actually #1 on the main chart for five consecutive weeks.