My Kitchen Rules final is Bree and Jessica against Chloe and Kelly

IT will be TV’s biggest nights of the year after the pair to compete in the final of My Kitchen Rules against Chloe and Kelly was chosen.

IT will be one of television’s biggest nights of the year, with predictions the grand final of My Kitchen Rules on Channel Seven may top the 3 million viewer mark.

In tonight’s grand final, Bree May and Jessica Liebich are set to go into battle against Chloe James and Kelly Ramsay.

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So it's good v evil in #mkr grand final. You couldn't script reality TV better than that.

— cameron adams (@cameron_adams) April 28, 2014

Cook off ... My Kitchen Rules’ grand finalists Bree May and Jessica Liebich are against Chloe James and Kelly Ramsay.

And the war of words has already started much to the delight of judges Pete Evans and Manu Fiedel.

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The showdown comes after the South Australian mums Bree and Jessica crushed rivals Helena and Vikki Moursellas on the cooking show tonight.

Bree and Jessica scored 52 out of 60 for their three-course semi-final menu, ten points above the Victorian twins on 42 out of 60.

Knocked out ... My Kitchen Rules’ twins Vikki and Helena Moursellas. Picture: Mark Stewart

“Now it’s down to us and Chloe and Kelly,” Bree said after the win. “Those girls have got their work cut out for them because we’re going to be fighting.”

A spot in the grand final is a real credit to Bree and Jessica, given the kitchen disasters they've had to overcome! #MKR

— Appliances Online (@appliancesAU) April 28, 2014

Chloe and Kelly hit back with a salvo of her own.

“Our good can beat Bree and Jess’s best,” Kelly said.

“We think we can easily beat them in the Grand Final,” Chloe added. “Of course we’re going to win. We’re special.”

The teams I dislike the most are in the Grand Final. This is the worst possible outcome #mkr

— Thomas M (@DarkHorse_TM) April 28, 2014

Teams will have to plate up a total of 100 meals for a full restaurant in the Grand Final.

Betting agency Sportsbet is already predicting that the My Kitchen Rules Grand Final will top 2.5 million viewers and might even punch through the 3 million viewer mark.

Last year, the grand final on Seven attracted 2.9 million viewers.

The grand final marks the end of the fifth series of My Kitchen Rules which began on January 27.

Ringing up a TV ratings monster ... My Kitchen Rules judges Pete Evans and Manu Feildel.