Malta's Destiny wins The Euro Jury 2021

The results of the Euro Jury were announced overnight between 5pm and 1am (AEST in Australia), with both the jury and public results being revealed separately.

Since 2013, fan site Eurovoix has been holding the ‘Euro Jury’, a contest that sees artists from all over Europe vote on the songs and combined it with a public vote. The last two Eurovision winning songs, ‘Toy’ and ‘Arcade’ were former Euro Jury champions while it also has a strong record of predicting high scoring jury songs.

Destiny from Malta won by 33 points, with the song 'Je Me Casse', ahead of runner up Gjon's Tears from Switzerland with the song 'Tout l' Univers'.

Australia’s final result was 29th with 65 points, sitting between 28th place Spain (75 points) and 30th place Estonia (64 points).

The final results are detailed below:

Overall the jury favoured Malta, Switzerland, France, Israel and Iceland.

In the jury vote Australia received points from five countries – Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine.

Australia came 32nd in the jury, with a total of 16 points. The Australian jury this year consisted of Dami Im who represented Australia at the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest with ‘Sound of Silence’ and Gary Pinto who was a backing singer for Jessica Mauboy at the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest (former lead singer of CDB).

The full jury results of the Euro Jury were as follows:

1. Malta – 286 points

2. Switzerland – 257 points

3. France – 219 points

4. Israel – 210 points

5. Iceland – 204 points

6. Italy – 163 points

7. Sweden – 127 points

8. Cyprus – 123 points

9. Bulgaria – 107 points

10. Romania – 95 points

11. Finland – 77 points

12. United Kingdom – 76 points

13. Portugal – 74 points

14. Germany – 68 points

15. Lithuania – 60 points

16. Slovenia – 59 points

17. Azerbaijan – 58 points

18. Ukraine – 56 points

19. Austria – 52 points

20. Estonia – 51 points

21. Spain – 49 points

22. Norway – 44 points

23. Greece – 44 points

24. Ireland – 42 points

25. Croatia – 36 points

26. The Netherlands – 31 points

27. San Marino – 29 points

28. Belgium – 24 points

29. Russia – 20 points

30. Georgia – 19 points

31. North Macedonia – 17 points

32. Australia – 16 points

33. Serbia – 13 points

34. Czech Republic – 12 points

35. Latvia – 11 points

36. Moldova – 7 points

37. Albania – 4 points

38. Denmark – 2 points

39. Poland – 0 points

The public favoured Italy, San Marino, Malta and Switzerland.

In the public results, Australia came 24th, with a total of 49 points.

The full public results of the Euro Jury were as follows:

1. Italy – 204 points

2. San Marino – 202 points

3. Malta – 180 points

4. Switzerland – 176 points

5. France – 165 points

6. Russia – 142 points

7. Cyprus – 124 points

8. Bulgaria – 110 points

9. Lithuania – 109 points

10. Iceland – 104 points

11. Romania – 101 points

12. Ukraine – 98 points

13. Finland – 90 points

14. Czech Republic – 74 points

15. Belgium – 73 points

16. Norway – 71 points

17. Ireland – 71 points

18. Greece – 69 points

19. Serbia – 62 points

20. Israel – 61 points

21. Azerbaijan – 54 points

22. Sweden – 53 points

23. Australia – 49 points

24. Moldova – 42 points

25. Denmark – 40 points

26. United Kingdom – 37 points

27. Germany – 31 points

28. The Netherlands – 29 points

29. Latvia – 28 points

30. Spain – 26 points

31. Slovenia – 25 points

32. Portugal – 18 points

33. Albania – 16 points

34. Estonia – 13 points

35. Poland – 11 points

36. Austria – 8 points

37. Georgia – 6 points

38. North Macedonia – 5 points