Eurovision 2019: The 2nd semi final full and split results

Eurovision 2019: The 2nd 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 second semi final, which reveal rather interesting facts.

The overall ranking of the second semi-final was as follows, with the first 10 countries that had qualified to the Grand Final:

  1. The Netherlands: 280 points
  2. North Macedonia: 239 points
  3. Sweden: 238 points
  4. Switzerland: 232 points
  5. Azerbaijan: 224 points
  6. Russia: 217 points
  7. Norway: 210 points
  8. Malta: 157 points
  9. Albania: 96 points
  10. Denmark: 94 points
  11. Lithuania: 93 points
  12. Moldova: 85 points
  13. Romania: 71 points
  14. Croatia: 64 points
  15. Latvia: 50 points
  16. Armenia: 49 points
  17. Austria: 21 points
  18. Ireland: 16 points

Televoting points

  1. Norway: 170 points
  2. The Netherlands: 140 points
  3. Switzerland: 137 points
  4. Russia: 124 points
  5. Azerbaijan: 121 points
  6. Sweden: 88 points
  7. North Macedonia: 84 points
  8. Lithuania: 77 points
  9. Albania: 58 points
  10. Malta: 50 points
  11. Denmark: 41 points
  12. Croatia: 38 points
  13. Moldova: 27 points
  14. Romania: 24 points
  15. Armenia: 23 points
  16. Latvia: 13 points
  17. Ireland: 3 points
  18. Austria: 0 points

First fact to point out after comparing the overall results and the ones from the public voting is that the viewers favored Lithuania to qualify instead of Denmark that eventually passed . Another thing to outline is Malta’s performance in televoting , which placed her on the edge finishing in 10th place , while as we can see below the jury vote had her fourth!

Jury voting results

  1. North Macedonia: 155 points
  2. Sweden: 150 points
  3. The Netherlands: 140 points
  4. Malta: 107 points
  5. Azerbaijan: 105 points
  6. Switzerland: 95 points
  7. Russia: 93 points
  8. Moldova: 58 points
  9. Denmark: 53 point
  10. Romania: 47 points
  11. Norway: 40 points
  12. Albania: 38 points
  13. Latvia: 37 points
  14. Croatia: 26 points
  15. Armenia: 26 points
  16. Austria: 21 points
  17. Lithuania: 16 points
  18. Ireland: 13 points

An oustanding fact comparing the split results is that concerning  Norway, which even though it won both the second semi-final and the Grand Final in televoting the national juries evaluated the entry and left it out of the Top 10 in the semi final show. Another remarkable figure is the score Moldova achieved in the Jury voting, placing it 8th while the 13th place in televoting left the country just 9 points away from the qualification zone.

Angelo D.

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