Eurovision 2018: How Do The Grand Final Odds Look After The Semi-Finals?

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Cyprus Photo by: Andres Putting, EBU.

After the two semi-finals, we now have the twenty six songs competing for victory on Saturday night, who are the bookmakers backing to win?

With just an hour to go until the first dress rehearsal for the Grand Final  of the Eurovision Song Contest 2018 takes place, we take a look at who the bookmakers predict could win on Saturday.

Who will win the Eurovision Song Contest 2018?

  1. Cyprus – Eleni Foureria – Fuego
  2. Israel – Netta – Toy
  3. France – Madame Monsieur – Mercy
  4. Lithuania – Ieva Zasimauskaite – When We’re Old
  5. Germany – Michael Schulte – You Let Me Walk Alone
  6. Sweden – Benjamin Ingrosso – Dance You Off
  7. Ireland – Ryan O’Shaugnessy – Together
  8. Italy – Ermal Meta & Fabrizio Moro – Non Mi Avete Fatto Niente
  9. Norway – Alexander Rybak – That’s How You Write A Song
  10. Estonia – Elina Nechayeva – La Forza
  11. Australia – Jessica Mauboy – We Got Love
  12. Bulgaria – Equinox – Bones
  13. Czech Republic – Mikolas Josef – Lie to Me
  14. Denmark – Rasmuseen – Higher Ground
  15. Hungary – AWS – Viszlat Nyar
  16. Finland – Saara Aalto – Monsters
  17. Moldova – DoReDos – My Lucky Day
  18. Austria – Cesar Sampson – Nobody But You
  19. Spain – Alfred & Amaia – Tu Cancion
  20. Netherlands – Waylon – Outlaw in ‘Em
  21. Ukraine – Melovin – Under the Ladder
  22. Portugal – Claudia Pascoal – O Jardim
  23. United Kingdom – SuRie – Storm
  24. Albania – Eugent Bushpepa – Mall
  25. Slovenia – Lea Sirk – Hvala, ne!
  26. Serbia – Sanja Ilic & Balkanika – Nova Deca

Cyprus remains the favourite to win this years Eurovision Song Contest, while Israel having head in to the competition as the favourite is now second. The biggest movers over night were:

  • Lithuania – Ieva Zasimauskaite – When We’re Old (4th favourite, 1 week ago – 23rd favourite)
  • Germany – Michael Schulte – You Let Me Walk Alone (5th favourite, 1 week ago – 16th)
  • Ireland – Ryan O’Shaugnessy – Together (7th favourite, 1 week ago – 30th favourite)

Source: Eurovision World

 

1 comment
  1. Albania at #24? Boo! 🙁 Hopefully Eugent proves the bookies wrong tomorrow. I really want to bring Albania the their first Eurovision victory. 🙁

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