OGAE Second Chance 2025 results

The results of the OGAE Second Chance 2025 contest have been revealed.

Sweden has emerged victorious in the OGAE Second Chance Contest 2025!

The winning entry was On and On by Klara Hammarström. This marks Sweden's fourth win in six years and their 19th win overall in the history of the OGAE Second Chance Contest.

To claim victory, Klara Hammarström beat out strong competition from Italy and Finland who finished in second and third place.

About the OGAE Second Chance contest

The 39th annual contest, hosted by OGAE Italy, saw 25 songs compete for a second chance at Eurovision glory, after failing to win national selection in their home country’s Eurovision selection process. 

Members from the OGAE fan clubs vote for their favourite songs in a Eurovision-style contest, awarding 12 points to the most popular entry, 10 points for second, 8 points for third and so on.

The victor is determined entirely by the votes of OGAE fan clubs from participating nations, combined with guest juries from countries that did not hold a national selection for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest.

Full results

The final voting leaderboard from the 39th OGAE Second Chance Contest are below:

1. Sweden: Klara Hammarström – On and On and On - 348 points

2. Italy: Giorgia – La cura per me - 258 points

3. Finland: Goldielocks – Made Of - 239 points

4. Albania: Elvana Gjata – Karnaval - 212 points

5. Malta: Kristy Spiteri – Heaven Sent - 212 points

6. Spain: J Kbello – VIP - 183 points

7. Norway: Nataleen – The Game - 135 points

8. Belgium: Mentissa – Désolée - 93 points

9. Poland: Sw@da x Niczos –“Lusterka - 82 points

10. Portugal: JOSH – Tristeza - 75 points

11. Croatia: LELEK – The Soul of My Soul - 69 points

12. Ukraine: MOLODI – my sea - 63 points

13. Denmark: Adel the Second – The Unluckiest Boy Alive - 45 points

14. ​​Germany: Moss Kena – Nothing Can Stop Love - 43 points

15. Greece: BARBZ – Sirens - 38 points

16. Serbia: Harem Girls – Aladin - 32 points

17. San Marino (OGAE Rest of the World): Besa – Tiki - 21 points

18. Estonia: An-Marlen – Külm - 18 points

19. Lithuania: Lion Ceccah – Drobė - 10 points

20. Luxembourg: Luzac – Je danse - 9 points

21. Slovenia: July Jones – New Religion - 8 points

22. Armenia: Simon – AY PAPAREY BYE - 6 points

23. Latvia: Emilija – Heartbeat - 5 points

24. Iceland: Stebbi JAK – Set Me Free - 0 points

25. Ireland: NIYL – Growth - 0 points

The results were revealed in a special broadcast conducted by OGAE Italy.

How did Australia vote?

Australian voters largely agreed with the top 10 worldwide results, with OGAE Australia awarding our points to:

12 – Finland

10 – Sweden

8 – Malta

7 – Albania

6 – Spain

5 – Denmark

4 – Belgium

3 – Italy

2 – Norway

1 – Poland

Australia had previously competed in the OGAE Second Chance contest since debuting in 2019, when we held the inaugural Australia Decides national selection event. 

Our best result was 2019’s fourth place with Electric Fields and their song 2000 and Whatever.

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