Adele to be held off Number 1 by Swedish House Mafia

Adele’s Skyfall is likely to be held off Number 1 for a second week running as Swedish House Mafia’s Don’t You Worry Child FT John Martin is on course to top the Official Singles Chart this Sunday.
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Adele’s Skyfall is likely to be held off Number 1 for a second week running as Swedish House Mafia’s Don’t You Worry Child FT John Martin is on course to top the Official Singles Chart this Sunday.

The Scandinavian DJ supergroup, who announced in June that they will be going on an indefinite hiatus after they complete their current touring commitments, are currently outselling Adele’s theme tune to the upcoming James Bond film of the same name, by nearly 22,000 copies at this mid-way stage. If Don’t You Worry Child can maintain its lead through to Sunday’s final whistle, it will give Swedish House Mafia their first Official Singles Chart Number 1 single and fifth Top 10.

Meanwhile, Adele’s Skyfall is poised to become the highest charting Bond theme since Duran Duran’s 1985 single, A View To A Kill, which also reached Number 2. To date, no Bond theme has ever reached Number 1 on the Official Singles Chart.

Rihanna’s Diamonds, which debuted at Number 1 on Sunday’s chart, is heading down two places to Number 3, while Psy’s Gangnam Style is at Number 4. Leona Lewis looks set to go Top 5 with new single Trouble (5), which is taken from her eagerly anticipated third album, Glassheart, out next week.

New Entries and high climbers

In addition to Swedish House Mafia’s Don’t You Worry Child FT John Martin (Number 1) and Leona LewisTrouble (5), Maroon 5 and Disclosure also look set to go Top 40 this Sunday.

Maroon 5’s One More Night, which kept Psy’s Gangnam Style off the top of the US’ Billboard Hot 100 singles chart last week, is on course to make its Top 40 debut at Number 26. South London electronic duo Disclosure look set to make their Official Singles Chart Top 40 debut this weekend at Number 39 with Latch FT Sam Smith.

Meanwhile, following Carolynne Poole’s controversial exit from the X Factor last weekend, Faith Hill’s There You’ll Be and Nicki Minaj’s Starships, which were both performed on the show by the reality TV hopeful, re-enter at Number 36 and Number 37, respectively.

The Official Singles Chart Update Top 40 is as follows:

01 DON'T YOU WORRY CHILD SWEDISH HOUSE MAFIA/MARTIN
02 SKYFALL ADELE
03 DIAMONDS RIHANNA
04 GANGNAM STYLE PSY
05 TROUBLE LEONA LEWIS/CHILDISH GAMBINO
06 ANYTHING COULD HAPPEN ELLIE GOULDING
07 LIVE WHILE WE'RE YOUNG ONE DIRECTION
08 HALL OF FAME THE SCRIPT FT WILL I AM
09 WE ARE NEVER EVER GETTING BACK TOGETHER TAYLOR SWIFT
10 I CRY FLO RIDA
11 TURN AROUND CONOR MAYNARD FT NE-YO
12 LET ME LOVE YOU (UNTIL YOU LEARN TO LOVE NE-YO
13 SHE WOLF (FALLING TO PIECES) DAVID GUETTA FT SIA
14 MILLION VOICES OTTO KNOWS
15 I WILL WAIT MUMFORD & SONS
16 WINGS LITTLE MIX
17 READ ALL ABOUT IT PT 3 EMELI SANDE
18 GOOD TIME OWL CITY/CARLY RAE JEPSEN
19 YOU BRING ME JOY AMELIA LILY
20 I WON'T GIVE UP JASON MRAZ
21 SOME NIGHTS FUN.
22 BOM BOM SAM & THE WOMP
23 VA VA VOOM NICKI MINAJ
24 BLOW ME (ONE LAST KISS) PINK
25 SAY NOTHING EXAMPLE
26 ONE MORE NIGHT MAROON 5
27 SPECTRUM FLORENCE & THE MACHINE
28 CLIQUE KANYE WEST/JAY Z/BIG SEAN
29 RED TAYLOR SWIFT
30 THE FEELING DJ FRESH FT RAVAUGHN
31 MADNESS MUSE
32 FEEL THE LOVE RUDIMENTAL FT JOHN NEWMAN
33 LITTLE TALKS OF MONSTERS & MEN
34 NEVER TEAR US APART PALOMA FAITH
35 PAYPHONE MAROON 5 FT WIZ KHALIFA
36 THERE YOU'LL BE FAITH HILL
37 STARSHIPS NICKI MINAJ
38 HOW WE DO (PARTY) RITA ORA
39 LATCH DISCLOSURE FT SAM SMITH
40 CALL ME MAYBE CARLY RAE JEPSEN

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