Eurovision 2025: Semi-Final 2 Results

The second semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 took place in Basel this evening/morning, and the remaining ten qualifiers into the Grand Final were announced.

The ten countries that qualified for the grand final from this morning’s semi-final were:

• Lithuania

• Israel

• Armenia

• Denmark

• Austria

• Luxembourg

• Finland

• Latvia

• Malta

• Greece

This meant that these nations unfortunately missed out:

• AUSTRALIA

• Montenegro

• Ireland

• Georgia

• Czechia

• Serbia

The results were announced in a random order and are not indicative of where each country placed in the semi-final.

Automatic qualifiers United Kingdom, France and Germany also performed their songs.

The semi-final was opened with a monologue by Philip, a Eurovision fan, discussing the things he loves about the contest. The interval acts included four former entrants performing their intended entries for the cancelled 2020 contest: Switzerland's Gjon's Tears with Répondez-moi, Lithuania's The Roop with On Fire, Azerbaijan's Efendi with Cleopatra, and Malta's Destiny with All of My Love; and a presentation on Switzerland's four national languages – German, French, Italian, and Romansh – backed by a dance troupe. Co-presenter Sandra Studer performed the 1990 Italian winning entry, Insieme: 1992, after the qualifiers were announced.

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