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Sabrina Carpenter is on track to land her second consecutive number one album with Man’s Best Friend.
The US singer is poised to land in the top spot with her seventh studio album, which follows last year’s Short n’ Sweet.
That record is also tipped to re-enter the top 10, landing at number nine in the Official Chart update, while her 2023 LP Emails I Can’t Send looks set to land at number six.
Carpenter will have to fend off competition from Irish singer CMAT, who is due to take the second spot with her latest album Euro-Country.
Meanwhile, Canadian singer Bryan Adams is on track to land at number three with his new album Roll With The Punches and The Hives are expected to take the fourth spot with The Hives Forever Forever The Hives.
Meanwhile, Oasis are set to slip to five from last week’s fourth place with their compilation album Time Flies 1994-2009.
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