Eurovision 2019: The 1st Semi final full and split results
After the glamour and glitter of the Grand final , which crowned The Netherlands winner of Eurovision 2019 , the numbers and figures from the semi finals voting certainly attract the attention. Lets take a look at the split results of the first semi final, which reveal rather interesting facts.
The overall ranking of the first semi-final was as follows, with the first 10 countries that had qualified to the Grand Final:
- Australia: 261 points
- Czech Republic: 242 points
- Iceland: 221 points
- Estonia: 198 points
- Greece: 185 points
- Slovenia: 167 points
- Serbia: 156 points
- San Marino: 150 points
- Cyprus: 149 points
- Belarus: 122 points
- Poland: 120 points
- Hungary: 97 points
- Belgium: 70 points
- Georgia: 62 points
- Portugal: 51 points
- Montenegro: 46 points
- Finland: 23 points
Televoting points
- Iceland: 151 points
- Australia: 140 points
- Estonia: 133 points
- San Marino: 124 points
- Slovenia: 93 points
- Czech Republic: 86 points
- Serbia: 65 points
- Poland: 60 points
- Greece: 54 points
- Cyprus: 54 points
- Belarus: 44 points
- Portugal: 43 points
- Georgia: 33 points
- Hungary: 32 points
- Belgium: 20 points
- Montenegro: 15 points
- Finland: 14 points
Even though they didn’t eventually achieved to qualify Poland was placed within the Top 10 according to the public votes instead of Belarus that managed to qualify after all. However, Poland score according to the juries left the country out of the final.
Jury Voting resutls
- Czech Republic: 157 points
- Greece: 131 points
- Australia: 121 points
- Cyprus: 95 points
- Serbia: 91 points
- Belarus: 78 points
- Slovenia: 74 points
- Iceland: 70 points
- Estonia: 65 points
- Hungary: 65 points
- Poland: 60 points
- Belgium: 50 points
- Montenegro: 31 points
- Georgia: 29 points
- San Marino: 26 points
- Finland: 9 points
- Portugal: 8 points
Taking in mind the overall results , San Marino qualified due to the high placing in televoting results while in the jury voting it was placed 15th. Had it been only the juries we would have seen Hungary in the final instead of San Marino.
