It seems that the battle will be strong and quite exciting until the end! ESCToday, in an exclusive collaboration with the INFE Network, will be presenting you the results from each of the 22 participating fan clubs around the continent and beyond, up until the winner’s declaration!

Day by day, each individual fan club of the INFE (International Network of Fanclubs of Eurovision) Network will be voting for their favourite Eurovision 2019 entries within the traditional Eurovision style: 12 points for their top favourite song, 10 points for their second favourite and from 8 to 1 point for the rest countries making up their Top 10! Who will gather the most “douze points” this year?

Following yesterday’s results from INFE Belarus, the fourth individual fan club to cast its votes is this from Germany! Let’s check out how INFE Germany has voted…

Top 10 from INFE Germany

• 1 point goes to Belgium
• 2 points go to Russia
• 3 points go to Greece
• 4 points go to Malta
• 5 points go to Cyprus
• 6 points go to Sweden
• 7 points go to Iceland
• 8 points go to… Italy
• 10 points go to… Switzerland
• 12 points go to… The Netherlands!

A second maximum set of 12 points for Duncan Laurence, who brings his total score to 39 points and makes it to the top! Just one breath away, it’s Luca Hänni from Switzerland who can now be found in second place with 38 points. Italy with Mahmood remains 3rd with 33 points.

Furthermore, Iceland and Belgium are the two entries to receive their first votes in the poll.

Below you may check out how the current scoreboard of the INFE Poll 2019 looks:

• The Netherlands – 39 points
• Switzerland – 38 points
• Italy – 33 points
• Cyprus – 17 points
• Sweden – 17 points
• Russia – 14 points
• Malta – 10 points
• North Macedonia – 9 points
• Azerbaijan – 8 points
• France – 8 points
• Israel – 8 points
• Spain – 8 points
• Malta – 6 points
• Iceland – 7 points
• Norway – 6 points
• Armenia – 4 points
• Greece – 4 points
• Belgium – 1 point
• Serbia – 1 point

About INFE Germany

Although INFE Germany is in the INFE family since 2017, many of its members have already been active in the Eurovision fan community scene for a number of years.

The club is based in Frankfurt and its multilingual site is one of the popular fan media sites locally and in Europe.

Stay tuned to ESCToday, as the results’ flow is underway!