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Yesterday, we asked #YOU to vote for which ten songs you’d predict to qualify for Saturday’s Eurovision final, and #YOU certainly didn’t disappoint! You voted and provided great feedback and we are ready to share the results with you.
The Betting Odds favorite is also our readers’ Number One. Duncan Laurence from the Netherlands received more votes than any other country and therefore the ESC United readership predicates that Duncan will take the top spot in this Semi. He has been leading the Betting Odds ever since the song was released so this outcome shouldn’t come as a surprise.
They already won the contest twice over the past decade and are aiming for another victory. Sweden is currently expected to finish in second place in this Semi if we can believe your predictions. That is also in line with the bookmakers, we will find out soon enough if that is going to be the case.
It was a close vote but ultimately Sergey Lazarev from Russia is expected to finish in third place in this Semi, sending him to the Grand Final. His power ballad Scream convinced enough of our readers to give him a high ranking in this Semi.
1 – The Netherlands – Duncan Laurence – “Arcade”
2 – Sweden – John Lundvik – “Too Late for Love”
3 – Russia – Sergey Lazarev – “Scream”
4 – Switzerland – Luca Hänni – “She Got Me”
5 – Azerbaijan – Chingiz – “Truth”
6 – Malta – Michela – “Chameleon”
7 – Norway – KEiiNO – “Spirit in the Sky”
8 – Armenia – Srbuk – “Walking Out”
9 – Romania – Ester Peony – “On a Sunday”
10 – North Macedonia – Tamara Todevska – “Proud”
11 – Albania – Jonida Maliqi – “Ktheju tokës”
12 – Denmark – Leonora – “Love Is Forever”
13 – Austria – PÆNDA – “Limits”
14 – Croatia – Roko – “The Dream”
15 – Ireland – Sarah McTernan – “22”
16 – Lithuania – Jurij Veklenko – “Run with the Lions”
17 – Moldova – Anna Odobescu – “Stay”
18 – Latvia – Carousel – “That Night”
You can also watch the Prediction of Team ESC United, they are currently in Tel Aviv covering the event, let’s compare notes later and see who was close to the actual full ranking.
What do #YOU think – have the readers got it right, or should another country be in the top ten? Share your thoughts with us on our forum HERE, in the comments section below and on social media!