Busted's Greatest Hits 2.0 vs. Olivia Rodrigo's GUTS: Who's tracking for Number 1 album?

Who do you want to see take the top spot?

We're witnessing a battle of the pop-rock purveyors right now, as Busted and Olivia Rodrigo go head-to-head in the race for this week's Official Number 1 album.

Reigning champ Olivia, who debuted at the summit with her second LP GUTS last week, could be knocked off her perch by Charlie Simpson, James Bourne and Matt Willis, whose Greatest Hits 2.0 is currently predicted to top the chart this Friday, September 22.

Though, in today's update, GUTS narrows the gap and sits fewer than 6,000 chart units behind Busted's collection; which includes reworkings of their biggest tracks with the likes of Jonas Brothers, James Arthur and their 20th Anniversary & Greatest Hits Tour support act Hanson.

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The Busted boys are currently taking their arena tour across the UK and Ireland, performing hits like Year 3000, What I Go to School For and brand-new single Good One to sold-out audiences.

Meanwhile, Olivia Rodrigo is set to take her catalogue on the road on 2024's GUTS world tour; joined by the likes of The Breeders, PinkPantheress, Chappell Roan, and Remi Wolf.

MORE: See where every Olivia Rodrigo song and album has charted in the UK

Elsewhere in this week's expected Official Albums Chart Top 10, Mitski could claim a career-best with her seventh studio LP The Land is Inhospitable and So Are We (3), Northern Irish rockers Ash eye a sixth Top 10 record with latest release Race the Night (5) and Corey Taylor could reach new solo highs outside of his Slipknot career with second studio album CMF2 (6).

The Pretenders' Relentless could earn the group a seventh Top 10 album (7), Thirty Seconds to Mars may claim a third with It's the End of the World But It's a Beautiful Day (8) and The Who's Who's Next reissue also eyes a return to the Top 10 (10).

See the full Official Albums Chart Update Top 100 here.

Find out who comes out on top on BBC Radio 1's The Official Chart with Jack Saunders, this Friday September 22 from 4pm on BBC Radio 1 and BBC Sounds.