There’s no doubt about it. Fiz (Jenny Jennie McAlpine) and Tyrone (Alan Halsall) are the new Jack and Vera.

The adorable duo the set the bar for couple goals on t’Cobbles, through triumph and adversity.

Sadly, the Corrie Writers have been fairly heavy on the adversity of late after a tragic hit-and-run left Tyrone with life-changing injuries… and it’s affecting Fiz more than she’s letting on.

Viewers have already seen #Tyzz put to the test by their warring children when Ruby (Billie Naylor) started bullying Hope (Isabella Flanagan) over her “cringy and clapped” mobile phone (harsh).

This sibling rivalry pushed Fiz to breaking point in the factory, causing her to meltdown from the sheer stress of it all and launch a brutal attack… on her sewing machine!

Ever since this workplace wobbly, Tyrone’s been doing his best to buck his ideas up and appreciate his missus.

But it seems Fiz is still struggling this week when she laments to Tyrone that Cilla has to go in for an operation and there’s no one to look after her. Stepping up, Tyrone insists that Fiz must go and visit his mum and assure her he can cope for a few days.

But Tyrone’s already struggling when he calls the cab office and tells Cassie (Claire Sweeney) he needs a lift to physio. It’s mum to the rescue as Cassie insists on driving her darling boy over herself.  Will Tyrone see progress at his session?

Meanwhile, the choir practise hits a bum note as Debbie (Sue Devaney) and Glenda (Jodie Prenger) almost come to blows over what they’re going to sing. Songs of Praise? More like Songs of Rage!

All that arguing has clearly built up their appetite as Chesney arrives with pizzas for the choir – but he’s taken aback to see Fiz in reception. Why isn’t she at Cillas? It looks like Fiz isn’t coping quite as well as we thought.