MASTERCHEF fans raged at judges John Torode and Gregg Wallace as they 'demanded justice' for an axed cook after another 'scraped through'.
The latest episode of the BBC cookery show saw seven chefs cook again for the judges, before being whittled down to four.
Christina was the first to be sent home after failing to impress during the first task.
The remaining contestants then had to create dishes with spices; with some opting for savoury and others choosing sweet.
After tasting them all, John and Gregg agreed that Fannata had underwhelmed them with her steak dish.
They then had to decide between Vijaya and Endang, who both had good and bad elements to their dishes.
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Both women were criticised for their lack of presentation, but Gregg said: "Endang and Vijaya are both good cooks, but we can't take both of them through."
In the end, the judges opted to send Vijaya home and send Endang through to the quarter finals, and Masterchef viewers were not impressed.
Taking to Twitter, one raged: "VIJAYA DESERVED TO GET THROUGH!!!!!!!! #Justice4Vijaya #MasterChef #MasterChefUK.£
Another added: "I think Vijaya should have gone through. Endang is lovely but has scraped through every round."
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A third tweeted: "Vijaya and Endang – I didn't want either to leave. But the latter survives another round."
A fellow viewer replied: "Having the judges pick btw them was painful. They are both stunning cooks! Diabetic John needs to go."
Meanwhile a fifth viewer posted: "Keep Endang & Vijaya. Bin John just for the sugar free tears."
Masterchef airs on BBC One and is available on BBC iPlayer.
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