Ukraine awards Australia with douze points in the INFE 2022 Eurovision Poll

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The International Network of Fan Clubs of Eurovision (INFE) is an organisation that brings together fan clubs of Eurovision around the world.

It is a different network from OGAE Clubs, however share the similar ideals of uniting fans together in their love of Eurovision.

The INFE group run a song poll with esctoday each year, much like the OGAE Song Poll, and the results for 2022 have started to be released.

After Germany was revealed yesterday, today it is Ukraine's turn. Their results were:

• 12 - AUSTRALIA

• 10 - Poland

• 8 - Finland

• 7 - Albania

• 6 - Italy

• 5 - Azerbaijan

• 4 - Spain

• 3 - Armenia

• 2 - Montenegro

• 1 - Bulgaria

These are the sixth set of points awarded to Australia after the reveal of votes from 20 countries so far. It is Australia's first set of douze points so far! The last set of points Australia received was from Armenia.

Australia's top 10 votes have already been revealed, you can find them here.

These are the full results as of today:

• Spain - 128 points

• Italy – 121 points

• The Netherlands – 104 points

• Sweden – 102 points

• Albania – 78 points

• Poland – 61 points

• Cyprus - 59 points

• Ukraine – 58 points

• United Kingdom – 56 points

• Greece – 55 points

• Austria – 42 points

• AUSTRALIA - 34 points

• Finland – 32 points

• Norway – 31 points

• Estonia – 31 points

• Serbia – 26 points

• France – 20 points

• Portugal – 18 points

• Azerbaijan - 17 points

• Montenegro - 15 points

• Germany – 9 points

• Malta – 7 points

• Moldova - 7 points

• Czech Republic – 7 points

• San Marino - 7 points

• Armenia - 6 points

• Belgium – 6 points

• Romania - 6 points

• Croatia – 4 points

• Slovenia - 4 points

• Israel - 3 points

• Ireland - 2 points

• Lithuania - 2 points

• Latvia - 1 point

• Bulgaria - 1 point

22 countries have voted so far in the OGAE Song Poll with Australia getting their sixth set of points from Armenia today, you can find out more here.

You can follow the results of the INFE Poll via https://www.facebook.com/INFENetwork or http://esctoday.com/