Eurovision 2022 semi-final results: who’s made it to the final?
The second semi-final took place tonight - here's all the acts through to the final.
The second Eurovision 2022 took place this evening, with the final 18 countries in the Eurovision 2022 line-up performing to win one of the last spots on Saturday's Eurovision 2022 final.
The first semi-final took place on Tuesday, 10th May and saw the first set of the countries perform, after which 10 acts were put through.
Switzerland and Armenia were among some of the countries who joined the Big Five - including UK entry Sam Ryder, and Italy, France, Germany and Spain - in the final.
Luckily for us, the Eurovision odds are in our favour, with the UK currently tipped to finish in third place.
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While Rylan and Scott Mills are commentating for us in the UK, the one and only Mika is one of the official hosts of the Eurovision Song Contest 2022 over in Italy and with lots of exciting performances ahead, there's a lot to look forward to this week. As usual, Graham Norton will take over the hosting duties for the final.
With the semi-finals now complete, here's a full list of this year's finalists.
Eurovision 2022 finalists
- United Kingdom
- Switzerland
- Armenia
- Iceland
- Lithuania
- Portugal
- Norway
- Greece
- Ukraine
- Moldova
- The Netherlands
- France
- Italy
- Spain
- Germany
- Belgium
- Czech Republic
- Azerbaijan
- Poland
- Finland
- Estonia
- Australia
- Sweden
- Romania
- Serbia
The 2022 Eurovision Song Contest will air on the BBC from Tuesday 10th May to Saturday 14th May – listen to all of this year's Eurovision songs on TIDAL, while the full album of tracks is also available on CD and vinyl now.
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