Eurovoix Super Early Eurovision Predictions 2026: Final Results

Our annual competition Super Early Eurovision Predictions has concluded after its forth run, with Eurovoix founder Anthony being declared the champion.

The results were revealed in a two part video, the first released on Saturday and the second released on Sunday.

This marks Anthony’s first win in the competition, following Emily’s win in 2023, Alistair’s win in 2024 and Davide’s win in 2025. All previous winners of the competition all ended in the bottom 5 this year, however new player Tamara sadly took last place.

Gerry who was leading the race after the first episode in the end settled for second place, just two points behind the eventual leader Anthony. Neil was just two further points behind in third place.

Amongst all 12 players, nobody was able to identify Bulgaria as a winner of the contest, which would have been a surprise even a week before the contest. The closest to unearthing the winner came from James in fourth place who coincidentally predicted Australia to win who also finished in fourth place.

We would like to thank all of our readers and viewers who followed our competition this year. We have sadly decided to rest the competition for the upcoming contest in Bulgaria for 2027, however stay tuned to Eurovoix as more content will be available in the lead up to the next edition of the Eurovision Song Contest.

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