The Winner of Britain's Got Talent Odds 2020

As production sites are resuming their filming, Britain’s Got Talent is set to return after a brief hiatus. Presumably around autumn and of course with some strict health and safety guidelines, reportedly filming its finals for the first time in its 14-year history without an audience.

The Britain’s Got Talent audition episodes have come and gone, and after eight weeks we are left with a clear view of who are among the favourites. Predictions have been made and the conclusion does not come as a shock with front-runners being Beth Porch, Sign Language choir Sign Along with Us, Sirine Jahangir and youngster Fayth Ifil.

The show remains to be one of the highlights within reality TV, so we are left to wonder who will win the competition this year?

After the abrupt ending of the auditions a little while back, 25-year-old paediatric nurse Beth Porch held the top position of being the nation’s favourite after stunning the judges and receiving a standing ovation from them. Getting all four yeses and dashing off to the next round with her song You Taught Me What Love Is, which according to her was inspired by what she learned about her patients and their families.

She currently stands at 11/10 in the books to most likely win Britain’s Got Talent and get the opportunity to perform in front of the Royal family during this year’s Royal Variety Performance.

But if Beth doesn’t succeed in securing the prize, the leading contenders will be Sign Along with Us, Sirine Jahangir and Fayth Ifil.

When Jade Kilduff and her brother Christian took to the stage with their choir Sign Along with Us, there wasn’t a single person among the audience or the judges who didn’t either erupt in tears or had a broad smile plastered on their face.

The group strung a chord with their performance of This Is Me from the musical The Greatest Showman signed in British Sign Language, which earned them a direct spot in the semi-finals after judge David Walliams hit the Golden Buzzer.

They come close behind Beth Porch as favourites at 10/3.

Musically gifted Sirine Jahangir brought tears to the audience’s eyes after announcing her story of how she was visually impaired, but music being her ‘salvation’. The young teen, therefore, performed Gabrielle Aplin’s Salvation also showing off her piano skills and received a full house from the judges. She is not to be overlooked following Sign Along with Us at 15/2.

And lastly, Fayth Ilfil another Golden Buzzer contestant who rounds up the top four favourites. The 12-year-old from Swindon got the audience and the judges awestruck with her voice, performing Tina Turner’s Proud Mary. Coming in closely behind Sirine Jahangir at 16/1, we can’t rule her out just yet to snatch away the prize in this season of Britain’s Got Talent.

Sign Along with Us, Sirine Jahangir and Fayth Ifil, being in the top four favourites, are clearly Beth Porch’s main rivals. However, it is very difficult to overlook the signing nurse at this point who has left a great impression upon the public. The live semi-finals will not take place for a while now, but it is quite clear that Beth Porch remains to hold the lead in this competition.

The top five list currently standing as follows: Beth Porch in first place, Sign Along with Us in 2nd, Sirine Jahangir holding 3rd place, Fayth Ifil in 4th and X1X Crew coming in on 5th.

By Yasmine El Farissi