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Eurovision 2024: The detailed results of the two Semi-Finals!

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Just following the conclusion of the 68th Eurovision Song Contest, EBU released the detailed voting results from both Semi-Finals.

Semi-Final One
  1. Croatia: 177 points
  2. Ukraine: 173 points
  3. Ireland:124 points
  4. Lithuania: 119 points
  5. Luxembourg: 117 points
  6. Cyprus: 67 points
  7. Finland: 59 points
  8. Portugal: 58 points
  9. Slovenia: 51 points
  10. Serbia: 47 points
  11. Australia: 41 points
  12. Poland: 35 points
  13. Moldova: 20 points
  14. Azerbaijan: 11 points
  15. Iceland: 3 points

Croatia won the public voting, while Iceland finished last with 3 points. Australia finished eleventh missing the spot for the Grand Final for just 7 points.

Semi-Final Two
  1. Israel: 194 points
  2. Netherlands: 182 points
  3. Armenia: 137 points
  4. Switzerland: 132 points
  5. Greece: 86 points
  6. Estonia: 79 points
  7. Latvia: 72 points
  8. Georgia: 54 points
  9. Austria: 46 points
  10. Norway: 43 points
  11. Czechia: 38 points
  12. Denmark: 36 points
  13. Belgium: 18 points
  14. San Marino: 16 points
  15. Albania: 14 points
  16. Malta: 13 points

Israel won the public voting, while Malta finished last with 13 points. Czechia finished eleventh missing the spot for the Grand Final for just 6 points.

Netherlands despite finishing second was later disqualified, due to Joost Klein’s alleged inappropriate behavior to a SVT’s female worker.

Source: eurovision.tv

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Eurovision 2023: The first photo from the new way of announcing the results in the semi-finals!

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In our previous article, we informed you about the new way of announcing the results in the semi-finals. A little while ago and during the first dress rehearsal, these news were confirmed. All semi-finalists will now appear on stage during the announcement of the results, with those disqualified walking off the stage at the end.

To heighten viewer suspense and give the Eurovision Song Contest a more televised character, this year’s organizers appear to be canging the way the finalists are announced in a similar style to the X Factor talent show.

All the artists as you can see are standing in a row on the stage with the presenters, Hannah and Julia, announcing the first five finalists in the stage. Alesha Dixon then briefly chats with the finalists on the small pageant stage. The same process in then repeated for the remaining five finalists. In addition, in the last finalist there is a spit screen between the last six acts that one of them will claim the qualification for the Grand Final.

After the announcement of the ten finalists, those who didn’t manage to get to the final will leave the stage and the semi final closes with the ten finalists on stage and the usual recap of the countries going through to the Grand Final.

The organizers are trying to keep the interest and suspense of the TV viewers high, having been commented quite negatively in previous years for the tepid and very fast way of announcing the results.

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Eurovision 2022: Check the detailed results of the two semi-finals!

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The 66th Eurovision Song Contest belongs to the past with the big winner being Kalush Orchestra from Ukraine! EBU has released the detailed results of the semi-finals as well as the grand-final and this is how the semi-final qualifiers were selected:

First Semi-Final’s Full Results:

  1. Ukraine – 337 Points
  2. The Netherlands – 221 Points
  3. Greece – 211 Points
  4. Portugal – 208 Points
  5. Armenia – 187 Points
  6. Norway – 177 Points
  7. Lithuania – 159 Points
  8. Moldova – 154 Points
  9. Switzerland – 118 Points
  10. Iceland – 103 Points
  11. Croatia – 75 Points
  12. Albania – 58 Points
  13. Denmark – 55 Points
  14. Latvia – 55 Points
  15. Austria – 42 Points
  16. Bulgaria – 29 Points
  17. Slovenia – 15 Points

First Semi-Final’s Jury Results:

  1. Greece – 151 Points
  2. Netherlands – 141 Points
  3. Ukraine – 135 Points
  4. Portugal – 121 Points
  5. Switzerland – 107 Points
  6. Armenia – 82 Points
  7. Norway – 73 Points
  8. Iceland – 64 Points
  9. Lithuania – 56 Points
  10. Croatia – 42 Points
  11. Latvia – 39 Points
  12. Denmark – 35 Points
  13. Moldova – 19 Points
  14. Albania – 12 Points
  15. Bulgaria – 11 Points
  16. Slovenia – 7 Points
  17. Austria – 6 Points

First Semi-Final’s Televoting Results:

  1. Ukraine – 202 Points
  2. Moldova – 135 Points
  3. Armenia – 105 Points
  4. Norway – 104 Points
  5. Lithuania – 103 Points
  6. Portugal – 87 Points
  7. The Netherlands – 79 Points
  8. Greece – 60 Points
  9. Albania – 46 Points
  10. Iceland – 39 Points
  11. Austria – 36 Points
  12. Croatia – 33 Points
  13. Denmark – 20 Points
  14. Bulgaria – 18 Points
  15. Latvia – 16 Points
  16. Switzerland – 11 Points
  17. Slovenia – 8 Points

Second Semi-Final’s Full Results:

  1. Sweden – 396 Points
  2. Australia – 243 Points
  3. Serbia – 237 Points
  4. Czech Republic – 227 Points
  5. Estonia – 209 Points
  6. Poland – 198 Points
  7. Finland – 162 Points
  8. Belgium – 151 Points
  9. Romania – 118 Points
  10. Azerbaijan – 96 Points
  11. North Macedonia – 76 Points
  12. Cyprus – 63 Points
  13. Israel – 61 Points
  14. San Marino – 50 Points
  15. Ireland – 47 Points
  16. Malta – 47 Points
  17. Montenegro – 33 Points
  18. Georgia – 22 Points

Second Semi-Final’s Jury Results:

  1. Sweden – 222 Points
  2. Australia – 169 Points
  3. Estonia – 113 Points
  4. Belgium – 105 Points
  5. Czech Republic – 102 Points
  6. Azerbaijan – 96 Points
  7. Poland – 84 Points
  8. Finland – 63 Points
  9. Serbia – 63 Points
  10. North Macedonia – 56 Points
  11. Israel – 34 Points
  12. Malta – 27 Points
  13. San Marino – 21 Points
  14. Romania – 18 Points
  15. Georgia – 13 Points
  16. Ireland – 12 Points
  17. Montenegro – 11 Points
  18. Cyprus – 9 Points

Second Semi-Final’s Televoting Results:

  1. Serbia – 174 Points
  2. Sweden – 174 Points
  3. Czech Republic – 125 Points
  4. Poland – 114 Points
  5. Romania – 100 Points
  6. Finland – 99 Points
  7. Estonia – 96 Points
  8. Australia – 74 Points
  9. Cyprus – 54 Points
  10. Belgium – 46 Points
  11. Ireland – 35 Points
  12. San Marino – 29 Points
  13. Israel – 27 Points
  14. Montenegro – 22 Points
  15. North Macedonia – 20 Points
  16. Malta – 20 Points
  17. Georgia – 9 Points
  18. Azerbaijan – 0 Points

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