I'm not sure which A level to pick

I am planning to do computer science at university because it is really fascinating and I already do programming outside school quite a lot and It's really fun. I am predicted grade 9 in maths, further maths (aqa level 2), physics, chemistry, computer science (and a few other subjects but not relevant to this field). I am doing really well in computer science and I usually do A level algorithm questions and projects in class already since they're so easy. I am unsure if I should do Maths/Further Maths/Physics/Computer Science or Maths/Further Maths/Physics/Chemistry. I've had people tell me that Ivy League Universities usually prefer and physics and chemistry route and I'm really unsure what to do right now.

I am planning to do computer science at university because it is really fascinating and I already do programming outside school quite a lot and It's really fun. I am predicted grade 9 in maths, further maths (aqa level 2), physics, chemistry, computer science (and a few other subjects but not relevant to this field). I am doing really well in computer science and I usually do A level algorithm questions and projects in class already since they're so easy. I am unsure if I should do Maths/Further Maths/Physics/Computer Science or Maths/Further Maths/Physics/Chemistry. I've had people tell me that Ivy League Universities usually prefer and physics and chemistry route and I'm really unsure what to do right now.

I am planning to do computer science at university because it is really fascinating and I already do programming outside school quite a lot and It's really fun. I am predicted grade 9 in maths, further maths (aqa level 2), physics, chemistry, computer science (and a few other subjects but not relevant to this field). I am doing really well in computer science and I usually do A level algorithm questions and projects in class already since they're so easy. I am unsure if I should do Maths/Further Maths/Physics/Computer Science or Maths/Further Maths/Physics/Chemistry. I've had people tell me that Ivy League Universities usually prefer and physics and chemistry route and I'm really unsure what to do right now.

Ivy League universities only exist in the US. They will not have a preference which A-level subjects you are taking. Are you applying to US universities?

so they have no subject requirements at all? I want to major in econ but i am unsure if i should take A level math or not even tho im dreading that...UK unis all require math for econ so im confused if its the same case for ivy leagues.