Rank Eurovision 2019

They start in the order they sang. Drag a song by its dots, tap the arrows, or tap its number to send it straight to a place. It saves as you go. On a keyboard: tab to the list, space picks a song up, the arrows move it, space drops it.

1. 1 Malta Michela — “Chameleon”
2. 2 Albania Jonida Maliqi — “Ktheju tokës”
3. 3 Czech Republic Lake Malawi — “Friend of a Friend”
4. 4 Germany Sisters — “Sister”
5. 5 Russia Sergey Lazarev — “Scream”
6. 6 Denmark Leonora — “Love Is Forever”
7. 7 San Marino Serhat — “Say Na Na Na”
8. 8 North Macedonia Tamara Todevska — “Proud”
9. 9 Sweden John Lundvik — “Too Late for Love”
10. 10 Slovenia Zala Kralj and Gašper Šantl — “Sebi”
11. 11 Cyprus Tamta — “Replay”
12. 12 Netherlands Duncan Laurence — “Arcade”
13. 13 Greece Katerine Duska — “Better Love”
14. 14 Israel Kobi Marimi — “Home”
15. 15 Norway Keiino — “Spirit in the Sky”
16. 16 United Kingdom Michael Rice — “Bigger than Us”
17. 17 Iceland Hatari — “Hatrið mun sigra”
18. 18 Estonia Victor Crone — “Storm”
19. 19 Belarus Zena — “Like It”
20. 20 Azerbaijan Chingiz — “Truth”
21. 21 France Bilal Hassani — “Roi”
22. 22 Italy Mahmood — “Soldi”
23. 23 Serbia Nevena Božović — “Kruna (Круна)”
24. 24 Switzerland Luca Hänni — “She Got Me”
25. 25 Australia Kate Miller-Heidke — “Zero Gravity”
26. 26 Spain Miki — “La venda”

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