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We love the pictures you send us each year of your wild and crazy Eurovision parties.
We can publish them right here on this live page – send us your images of themed food, amazing costumes, Eurovision pets or anything else you can think of!
We know it’s not just us wearing sparkly outfits…!
Looks like last year’s contestant SuRie has found some suitable friends to hang out with already…
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Did you know? Random facts!
- The Eurovision Song Contest started with just seven participating countries in 1956.
- Norway have been at the bottom of the scoreboard 11 times (but have also won three times).
- Until 1998, each act was supported by a live orchestra and every country brought their own conductor.
You can find more fabulous facts here., on the official Eurovision website.
The all-important running order…
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Settle down ahead of the show and take a look at tonight’s placings – Malta kick off proceedings, the UK are somewhere in the middle, while Spain wraps up the show in 26th spot.
Who is favourite to win?
Not that we’re encouraging you to go out and place your bets of course, but should you want to know who the odds are favouring, look no further.
The Netherlands are currently favourites to win, followed by Australia and Switzerland.
The Netherlands haven’t won since 1975, while Australia came second in 2016. Switzerland haven’t been in the final since 2014, so it’s all to play for.
Sadly for the UK, Michael Rice’s entry has just a 1% chance of winning according to the latest odds but he’s not alone – 15 other countries also share the same depressing outlook as things stand.
So you want to find Eurovision – look no further!
You can watch all the action on BBC One from 20:00 BST, with Graham Norton’s witty repartee keeping us entertained.
You can also listen to Ken Bruce’s dulcet tones on BBC Radio 2 at the same time.
Welcome, bienvenue and happy Eurovision!
Not long to go now… it’s nearly time for Eurovision 2019!
We’ll be with you all night bringing you commentary, updates and reaction, from what is promising to be a typically lively, colourful contest from Tel Aviv.
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