Strictly Come Dancing 2013: the final Susanna Reid, 42, is a presenter on BBC Breakfast- a stable which has provided two previous winners in Chris Hollins and Natasha Kaplinksy. She is a gung-ho head girl-type who throws herself into every routine but can lose control and overlook fine details. There are rumours the Beeb are grooming Reid for big things and want her to win. Partner: Kevin Clifton, a likeable Grimsby lad in his debut series as a StriSuNatactly professional and the only home-grown pro in the final. High point: Her roof-raising paso doble in Blackpool Tower Ballroom, which saw applause reach record decibel levels. Low point: Her cha-cha-cha in Week 9, damningly described by dastardly judge Craig Revel Horwood as "mumsy." Chances of winning: Bookies make her odds-on favourite but viewers will decide. If it's a pure dancing contest, Reid won't win. If it's a popularity contest, she will. Scouse model and wife of beanpole footballer Peter Crouch. Blonde, leggy and described by Revel Horwood as "burr-ill-iant and the biggest surprise of this competition." At 27, Clancy is the youngest finalist and can struggle with nerves. She's always been graceful in ballroom hold but, after a wobble early in the series, has discovered her inner Latina goddess too. Partner: Slovenian beefcake lijaz Skorjanec. Together, Abbey and Alijaz form the sickeningly good-looking "A-team." High point: Clancy clocked up the first perfect 40 of the series with her disco salsa in Week 10. Low point: Her shock appearance in the Week 6 dance-off, despite finishing joint second on the scoreboard. Chances of winning: Second favourite. She's topped the leaderboard for the past three weeks, so she is the most in-form hoofer. Who do you want to win Strictly Come Dancing 2013? The feline-featured daughter of former Blue Peter presenter Janet Ellis, this 34-year-old promised much but took a while to deliver, tending to struggle with the passion, power and performance element of routines. Judges said she was "stiff," "detached" and "cold." However, "S.E.B" has hit form at the right time and scored her first 10 in the semis.Partner: Brendan Cole, who won the first series with Natasha Kaplinksy but hasn't come close since. Cole is desperate to celebrate his decade on the show with another win and has become very creative with his choreography. High point: Her kicky, flicky, nines-all-round Charleston way back in Week Two, which for a long time was the stand-out dance of the series. Low point: Her Halloween jive in Week 6, which was heavily criticised and caused a mid-series crisis of confidence. Chances of winning: Slim. She's third favourite but if she pulls out all the stops on Saturday, who knows? The former Coronation Street actress who has been technically impressive and consistently the strongest performer. At times, she's too perfect - her routines can feel samey, lacking quirk, drama and character. Partner: Russian pro Artem Chigvintsev. He's the most creative choreographer but got too clever in recent weeks, incurring the wrath of Len Goodman. High point: Her prohibition-themed Charleston in Blackpool which scored a near-perfect 39. Low point: She fainted twice from exhaustion during Week 7 rehearsals. Chances of winning: On dancing ability, Gumede would win. However, she's just too good. She went to stage school, danced throughout childhood and suspicions linger that she came into the contest with too much experience and no sense of "journey." Viewers haven't warmed to her as a result. She appeared in the dance-off last week and is now the outsider. Strictly Come Dancing: the final is on Saturday 21 December on BBC One at 6.30pm and 8.40pm