The 13th esctoday.com TOP TEN list was presented this week. Now we will provide a complete overview and we will show you the entries that were just missing out. Furthermore, next week's topic will be revealed.

This is the full TOP TEN:

1. Riva with Rock me
   (Yugoslavia 1989)
2. Tanel Padar, Dave Benton & 2XL with Everybody
   (Estonia 2001)
3. Olsen Brothers with Fly on the wings of love
   (Denmark 2000)
4. Secret Garden with Nocturne
   (Norway 1995)
5. Marie N with I wanna
   (Latvia 2002)
6. Herreys with Diggilo diggiley
   (Sweden 1984)
7. Lordi with Hard rock hallelujah
   (Finland 2006)
8. Paul Harrington & Charlie McGettigan with Rock 'n' roll kids
   (Ireland 1994)
9. Toto Cutugno with Insieme: 1992
   (Italy 1990)
10. Bobbsocks with La det swinge
    (Norway 1985)

Winners that were just missing out

The only winning song of the 1970s that can be considered a real surprise was A-ba-ni-bi in 1978. Izhar Cohen & Alpha-Beta won for Israel for the first time without being considered a major favourite.

In 1996, Ireland won for the seventh time. Eimear Quinn's The voice was expected to reach a decent position, although another victory for Ireland was not seen as for sure.

In 2003, Turkey won for the first time. Sertab Erener's betting odds had been around 1-15 and the top favourites that year by a clear distance was Russia followed by Spain.

Surprise winners before 1971

In 1968, it was probably seen as almost for sure that the United Kingdom would win, which should make Massiel's first place for Spain a surprise, although we can't tell which position was exepected for La la la.

Denmark's victory in 1963 was probably also a surprise as the song was quite different from typical winning songs in the years before.

The victory of Dors mon amour in 1958 may have been a surprise, although the juries were probably expected to vote well for typical French chansons. However, it is definitely a retrospective surprise considering the success of Nel blu dipinto di blu after the contest.

This concludes the 13th esctoday.com TOP TEN list. Tomorrow, we will continue with the following topic:

The list features three sub-rankings as each position is divided into the three categories female act, male act and duo/group.