ESC 2019: The semi 2 qualifiers and the final running order!
ESC 2019: The semi 2 qualifiers and the final running order!
The qualifiers from the second semi-final of ESC 2019 are Denmark, Sweden, Malta, Russia, Albania, the Netherlands and North Macedonia (all of whom drew slots in the first half of the final) and Switzerland, Norway and Azerbaijan (who landed in the second half).
In terms of the escgo! team’s predictions, this means Martin and Shi both got 8/10 correct, while Felix scored 6/10.
A few hours after the semi-final ended, the EBU revealed the producer-determined running order for the grand final, which looks like this:
| 1. Malta 2. Albania 3. Czech Republic 4. Germany 5. Russia 6. Denmark 7. San Marino 8. North Macedonia 9. Sweden 10. Slovenia 11. Cyprus 12. Netherlands 13. Greece |
14. Israel 15. Norway 16. United Kingdom 17. Iceland 18. Estonia 19. Belarus 20. Azerbaijan 21. France 22. Italy 23. Serbia 24. Switzerland 25. Australia 26. Spain |
We’ll have our first chance to see the songs in this running order at Friday afternoon’s first rehearsal of the grand final – stay tuned to escgo! here and on Twitter for Shi’s live insights from the press centre!
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