Up to 1,200 festival goers have been injured in the Glastonbury mud.
Most injured have suffered cuts, bruises, strains and twists to limbs after becoming unbalanced in the quagmire - but 23 people have required hosptial treatment.
Despite this Festival chief Michael Eavis claims the �750,000 he spent on flood defences following 2005's debacle has paid off.
�There�s ground water, which has made the site muddy, but it�s nothing like the situation in 2005 when camping areas flooded," he says.
"We�re hoping this is the last day of heavy rain. Everyone seems to be having a good time and it�s not washed out the spirit.�
However, that hope looks to be in vain with weather forecasters predicting up to 80mm of rain - that's more than a month's worth - to come in the next 48 hours.
Police also report a "slight" increase in crime compared to last year, whilst one unnamed 26-year-old man was taken to hosptial in the early hours of yesterday morning after suffering a drugs overdose.
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