Britain's Got Talent: Cillian O'Connor and Lillianna Clifton in final trends now
Cillian O'Connor won the last semi-final of Britain's Got Talent on Friday night, with dancer Lillianna Clifton being picked by the judges to join him in Sunday's final.
The pair beat the pant-wearing Tonikaku after he made it into the final three, with judges Bruno Tonioli, Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden all voting for Lillianna, meaning she got the majority of the panel's vote.
Schoolboy magician told hosts Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly of his triumph after winning the public vote: 'I'm feeling brilliant. I'm thanking my family, over there, and the entire audience. Thank you very much!'
On what she had planned for the final this weekend, Lillianna told the presenters: 'Bigger and better than this one!'
Tonikaku jokingly made out he was incredulous over not making through to the final of this year's show.
Champ: Schoolboy magician Cillian O'Connor won the last semi-final of Britain's Got Talent on Friday night
Success: Joining him in the final on Sunday will be dancer Lillianna Clifton after she was picked by the judges
The comedy act sent the audience wild during the live semi-final as he struck a number of poses while wearing some Y-fronts, with the underwear appearing to vanish as he moved about on stage.
As the judges asked him to strike one final pose, he appeared sour-faced and disappointed before leaving the stage.
The acts sent home during the last semi-final of this year's series were dance troupe The Pixiebelles, dancing duo Romeo and Icy, comedienne nurse Georgie Carroll, singer Cammy Barnes and dance group Unity.
The acts due to compete in the final on Sunday are choirboy Malakai Bayoh, danger-fuelled aerial acrobatic performers, Duo Odyssey, amputee dancer Musa Motha and singer Amy Lou.
They will be joined by clown and comedian Viggo Venn, singer Olivia Lynes, dance troupe Ghetto Kids and singer Travis George.
However, things will change before Sunday, as it was revealed the judges would make a decision on a wildcard choice to be brought back to the show for the final, with the act being revealed during the upcoming programme.
Thursday's semi-final was a tense showdown, with judge Alesha Dixon, 44, saying ahead of the vote: 'I'm really worried someone great is going to go home. It's going to be a difficult one tonight.'
Amanda Holden, 52, added: 'There was so many acts that deserved to go straight through.'
Commiserations: The pair beat the pant-wearing Tonikaku after he made it into the final three, with the funnyman looking disappointed at missing out
Unique act: As the judges asked him to strike one final pose, he appeared sour-faced and disappointed before leaving the stage
End of the road: Dance troupe Unity were among the acts who went home during Friday's semi-final
Farewell: The Pixiebelles said goodbye despite Simon praising them for being a brilliant all-round act
No more: Comedienne nurse Georgie Carroll waved after it was announced she had not made it any further in the
