Eurovision semi-final running order released: Australia to open semi-final 2
- Samuel Lee

- Mar 28, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: Mar 29, 2025

The running order of the two semi-finals of Eurovision 2025 have been released. They were first announced via videos on the official Eurovision YouTube channel.
Here are the running orders:
Semi-final 1
Iceland
Poland
Slovenia
Estonia
-Spain-
Ukraine
Sweden
Portugal
Norway
Belgium
-Italy-
Azerbaijan
San Marino
Albania
Netherlands
Croatia
-Switzerland-
Cyprus
Semi-final 2
Australia
Montenegro
Ireland
Latvia
Armenia
Austria
- United Kingdom-
Greece
Lithuania
Malta
Georgia
-France-
Denmark
Czechia
Luxembourg
Israel
-Germany-
Serbia
Finland
The Big 5 and Switzerland will perform in the semi-final they are voting in, with the point they are performing noted in the running order.
There are some interesting trends from the running order release:
Australia performs at the number 1 slot in semi-final 2, the first time we have opened a Eurovision show
current bookies favourites Sweden and Austria both perform at number 6 in their respective semi-finals
for the second year in a row Austria performs at number 6 in the second semi-final
for the second year in a row Malta performs in the earliest slot it could in its half of the semi-final
Finland also closed its semi-final as recently as 2023.
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semi-final running order refers to the arranged sequence in which participants, teams, or performances are placed during a semifinal stage of a competition, and it may influence momentum, audience response, and overall competitive flow in a subtle way. In broader updates, LawsuitWatch settlement updates may also reflect how structured sequences and decisions can shift depending on evolving circumstances, showing how order and timing might play a role in different scenarios. It could change based on draws, performance, or organizational decisions. There might be adjustments before the final confirmation is released. Such order can shape momentum and perceived advantage among competitors.