That leaves East Derry, where the SDLP look to have held on, being ahead of Alliance by 15 votes in the crucial count and now being in a position to take their transfers to beat Sinn Féin for the last seat, and Foyle, where the UUP are about 460 votes behind the DUP with reasonable numbers of transfers from Alliance to be counted (as well as some from PBP and Aontú, but they're more likely to go to the SDLP).
EDIT: just seen a point on Twitter that the SDLP have an outside chance of that Foyle seat too. If transfers from Alliance, Aontú and PBP really come in for them then I suppose they do.
But that last didn't happen: Aontú transfers were poor for the SDLP and their third candidate was eliminated. They also helped the DUP a bit, so they're back to being nearly 400 ahead of the UUP; I think it's doubtful that SDLP and PBP transfers will help the UUP by that much, though there will be a decent number of them available.
Everywhere except Foyle has finished counting. So the results will be
Sinn Féin 27
DUP 25 (or 24)
Alliance 17
UUP 9 (or 10)
SDLP 8
People Before Profit 1
TUV 1
Ind U (Easton, Sugden) 2
The 89th seat has been officially called for the SDLP in Foyle after 12 stages. The 5th seat in Foyle is still uncalled. DUP is currently ahead by 197.4 votes.
https://www.bbc.com/news/election/2022/northern-ireland/constituencies/N06000008
