Over on Twitter it is a close thing (50:50) in the voting between Islington and Lewisham.
I’m sure this forum can push us over the finish line and into the final showdown - get Twitter-Voting!
The combined efforts of Brockley and Forest Hill have just pushed it to 51% to Lewisham. Can Lewisham be part of the 52% this time?
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Don’t know what I have just voted for but I did my bit voting for Lewisham 
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Me too! 
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We’re all going a tad crazy pushing this on twitter today 
Come on everyone get voting for #Lewisham 
Only 8 hours left to vote!
52% Lewisham
48% Islington
COME ON FOREST HILL PEEPS, KEEP VOTING!
Don’t let me stay up till 2am for nothing 
It’s 52% to 48% to us at the moment!
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We’re 53% now to Islington’s 47%!
COME ON GET ON TWITTERLAND AND VOTE VOTE VOTE
Got a twitter login.
Can someone give me the idiot’s step-by-step guide to find this poll and then how to vote please.
Twits, tweets and bl**dy idiots like me need all the twitter help they can get.
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Go on my page @paulinewright2 & you’ll find the link
Click this link, then click to choose a poll option: https://twitter.com/Zone1Bracket/status/975654087655030784
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Ok got there - did the vote - we are now at 53%.
How do I re-tweet and/or do I have to select recipients ?
Just press the RT button
Brilliant. Lewisham thru to the World Cup final. And this after the Blythe Hill Tavern won the World Cup of pubs in December. Happy days!
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Excellent! 
I reckon we’ll be up against Greenwich in the finals, based on their semi-final result thus far:
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A big local derby in prospect then!
Hard to believe the Lewisham have beaten Southwark, Camden, Hackney, and Islington.
We must have been the under-dog in each of these contests, and in the final - facing the might of Greenwich or Lambeth. The final is going to be tough but the social media presence in Lewisham is strong. With a well coordinated campaign we are still in with a chance.
But Southwark must feel hard done by, with an impressive 50:50 defeat to Lewisham way back in the first round. They came so close to being where we are today.
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I wonder what the guy running these polls does with the data it generates. I don’t suspect anything nefarious, but it’s interesting that he’s a mathematician and from his profile seems to be interested in mapping and human geography. I assume running these polls gives him nice little data sets about how engaged / connected / active people are in different parts of London and where those connections are made online.