Who will win the Eurovision Song Contest 2025?
Who could be lifting the trophy this year?
It's time to get excited as Eurovision is making its way back to screens, with the 2025 contest set to kick off in just over a month.
Fans will be transported to Switzerland following their win in Malmö last year. As ever, there will be 37 acts taking centre stage before they are whittled down to just 26, all of whom are in with the hopes of taking home the Eurovision 2025 crown.
Amongst those entries is Remember Monday, who are representing the UK with their single What The Hell Just Happened?.
As they go up against the 36 other acts, who will emerge victorious? If you're keen to find out what the bookies have to say about the winners, read on for the latest predictions for this year's song contest.
Eurovision 2025 odds: Who is tipped to win?
There is just little a month to go before the Eurovision Song Contest makes its way to TV screens, that hasn't stopped speculation over who could take the crown, with the bookies' favourite to win being Sweden, according to Bet365.
This year, Sweden is represented by KAJ with their song Bara Bada Bastu. If Sweden were to win, It would be the country's eighth win in the contest's history, following Loreen's second win in 2023.
Below are the top contenders to win in 2025:
- Sweden - 2/1
- Austria - 12/5
- France - 5/1
- Israel - 10/1
- Netherlands - 16/1
- Finland - 20/1
- Belgium - 22/1
- Estonia - 28/1
- Albania - 33/1
- Ukraine - 40/1
The odds for the UK to win aren't particularly the best, with Remember Monday's What The Hell Just Happened? currently predicted to come in 16th place, with odds of 100/1 to win.
Reigning champs Switzerland are currently predicted to come in 21st place, with odds of 125/1 according to Bet365.
When is the Eurovision Song Contest 2025?
The Eurovision Song Contest 2025 grand final will take place on Saturday 17th May, airing on BBC One for viewers tuning in in the UK.
Details of the BBC presenters for this year's broadcast are currently under wraps, but the contest itself will be hosted by Hazel Brugger, Michelle Hunziker and Sandra Studer.
The semi-finals will take place at an earlier date as usual. The first will air on Tuesday 13th May and the second on Thursday 15th May.
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The Eurovision Song Contest 2025 final will take place on Saturday 17th May 2025.
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Katelyn Mensah is the Senior Entertainment Writer for Radio Times, covering all major entertainment programmes, reality TV shows and the latest hard-hitting documentaries. She previously worked at The Tab, with a focus on reality TV and showbiz news and has obtained a BA (Hons) in Journalism.
