Eurovision 2018: Tonight the Grand Final

After months of national finals, assignments and preparations of the 43 participating countries in the 63rd Eurovision Song Contest, held this year in Lisbon, Portugal, and in Altice Arena in particular, the day we all expected has come.

The day we will find out  the big winner of this year’s event. Presenters of the evening will be Catarina Furtado, Filomena Cautela, Sílvia Alberto and Daniela Ruah.

This week, the Eurovision 2018 semifinals took place , with 19 and 18 participating countries each (total 37), where only 20 were able to qualify to this tonight’s big final to meet Big5 (France, Germany, UK, Spain, Italy) and the organizing Portugal.

The scores of audiences and juries  for the third year will be announced separately. First, the scores of the five member committees of each country will be given, followed by the presenters of the show, which will announce the total score from the public voting, starting from the country with the lowest marks. 50% of the final result has already been set, after the 43 national committees voted yesterday evening at the Jury Rehearsal.

The grand show will be aired through the national broadcasters’ frequencies and on the official YouTube channel of Eurovision Song Contest at 21:00 CET.

The running order for tonight’s final is as follows:

01 Ukraine	MELOVIN	“Under The Ladder”
02 Spain	Amaia & Alfred	“Tu Canción”
03 Slovenia	Lea Sirk	“Hvala, ne!”
04 Lithuania	Ieva Zasimauskaitė	“When We’re Old”
05 Austria	Cesár Sampson	“Nobody But You”
06 Estonia	Elina Nechayeva	“La Forza”
07 Norway	Alexander Rybak	“That’s How You Write A Song”
08 Portugal	Cláudia Pascoal	“O Jardim”
09 United Kingdom	SuRie	“Storm”
10 Serbia	Sanja Ilić & Balkanika	“Nova Deca”
11 Germany	Michael Schulte	“You Let Me Walk Alone”
12 Albania	Eugent Bushpepa	“Mall”
13 France	Madame Monsieur	“Mercy”
14 Czech Republic	Mikolas Josef	“Lie To Me”
15 Denmark	Rasmussen	“Higher Ground”
16 Australia	Jessica Mauboy	“We Got Love”
17 Finland	Saara Aalto	“Monsters”
18 Bulgaria	EQUINOX	“Bones”
19 Moldova	DoReDoS	“My Lucky Day”
20 Sweden	Benjamin Ingrosso	“Dance You Off”
21 Hungary	AWS	“Viszlát Nyár”
22 Israel	Netta	“TOY”
23 The Netherlands	Waylon	“Outlaw In ‘Em”
24 Ireland	Ryan O’Shaughnessy	“Together”
25 Cyprus	Eleni Foureira	“Fuego”
26 Italy	Ermal Meta e Fabrizio Moro	“Non Mi Avete Fatto Niente”