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

  • Writer: Samuel Lee
    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

  1. Iceland

  2. Poland

  3. Slovenia

  4. Estonia

-Spain-

  1. Ukraine

  2. Sweden

  3. Portugal

  4. Norway

  5. Belgium

-Italy-

  1. Azerbaijan

  2. San Marino

  3. Albania

  4. Netherlands

  5. Croatia

-Switzerland-

  1. Cyprus




Semi-final 2

  1. Australia

  2. Montenegro

  3. Ireland

  4. Latvia

  5. Armenia

  6. Austria

    - United Kingdom-

  7. Greece

  8. Lithuania

  9. Malta

  10. Georgia

-France-

  1. Denmark

  2. Czechia

  3. Luxembourg

  4. Israel

    -Germany-

  5. Serbia

  6. 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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5 days ago

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