The Grand Final of the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest will take place tomorrow night. In this article, we will share the current betting odds for the final of this year’s contest in Copenhagen.
Tomorrow night, 26 countries will compete for the Eurovision crown. Here is the list of the countries competing in the Grand Final, in their running order:
- [Ukraine] Ukraine – Introducing | Interview
- [Belarus] Belarus Introducing | Interview
- [Azerbaijan] Azerbaijan – Introducing | Interview
- [Iceland] Iceland – Introducing | Interview
- [Norway] Norway Introducing | Interview
- [Romania] Romania Introducing | Interview
- [Armenia] Armenia – Introducing | Interview
- [Montenegro] Montenegro – Introducing | Interview
- [Poland] Poland Introducing
- [Greece] Greece Introducing | Interview
- [Austria] Austria Introducing
- [Germany] Germany – Introducing
- [Sweden] Sweden – Introducing
- [France] France – Introducing
- [Russia] Russia – Introducing
- [Italy] Italy – Introducing
- [Slovenia] Slovenia Introducing | Interview
- [Finland] Finland Introducing | Interview
- [Spain] Spain – Introducing | Interview
- [Switzerland] Switzerland Introducing | Interview
- [Hungary] Hungary – Introducing | Interview
- [Malta] Malta Introducing | Interview
- [Denmark] Denmark – Introducing
- [The Netherlands] The Netherlands – Introducing
- [San Marino] San Marino – Introducing | Interview
- [United Kingdom] United Kingdom – Introducing
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Have the bookies predicted a Eurovision winner based on the current odds?
According to oddschecker.com, the winner and runners up will be:
- [Sweden] Sweden – Introducing
- [Austria] Austria Introducing
- [The Netherlands] The Netherlands – Introducing
- [Armenia] Armenia – Introducing | Interview
- [United Kingdom] United Kingdom – Introducing
As seen above, Sweden is the current favourite to win the contest, however, Austria saw a massive jump in the odds after Conchita’s powerful performance in the second semi-final on Thursday. The least favourites to win the contest are San Marino and Belarus.
OGAE Poll
Every year, each of the OGAE fan clubs vote on who they think will win Eurovision. Looking at the overall contest, the OGAE agree that Sweden is the clear favourite to win the contest, followed by Hungary, Israel which did not qualify after the second semi-final, and then Austria, the United Kingdom, and Armenia. The Netherlands did not crack their top 10, however, the poll was conducted before the televised contest began, and after seeing the performances on stage, many decisions we changed.
Big Poll
Every year, ESCToday brings you the chance to vote for your favourites in our Big Poll. We have already received a huge amount of your votes but there is still time for you to make you mind up.. But by how much? You have until 18:00 CET tomorrow to vote. The full result will be revealed an hour later at 19:00 CET.
Vote now for your favourites!
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