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🏆 EUROVISION 2026 GRAND FINAL
#1BulgariaDARA516 pts|
#2IsraelNoam Bettan343 pts|
#3RomaniaAlexandra Căpitănescu296 pts|
#4AustraliaDelta Goodrem287 pts|
#5ItalySal Da Vinci281 pts|
#6FinlandLinda Lampenius x Pete Parkkonen279 pts|
#7DenmarkSøren Torpegaard Lund243 pts|
#8MoldovaSatoshi226 pts|
#9UkraineLELÉKA221 pts|
#10GreeceAkylas220 pts|
#11FranceMonroe158 pts|
#12PolandALICJA150 pts|
#13AlbaniaAlis145 pts|
#14NorwayJONAS LOVV134 pts|
#15CroatiaLELEK124 pts|
#16CzechiaDaniel Žižka113 pts|
#17SerbiaLAVINA90 pts|
#18MaltaAIDAN89 pts|
#19CyprusAntigoni75 pts|
#20SwedenFELICIA51 pts|
#21BelgiumESSYLA36 pts|
#22LithuaniaLion Ceccah22 pts|
#23GermanySarah Engels12 pts|
#24AustriaCOSMÓ6 pts|
#25United KingdomLook Mum No Computer1 pts|
⚖️ JURY VOTE — TOP 5
#1BulgariaDARA204 jury|
#2AustraliaDelta Goodrem165 jury|
#3DenmarkSøren Torpegaard Lund165 jury|
#4FranceMonroe144 jury|
#5FinlandLinda Lampenius x Pete Parkkonen141 jury|
📞 TELEVOTE — TOP 5
#1BulgariaDARA312 televote|
#2RomaniaAlexandra Căpitănescu232 televote|
#3IsraelNoam Bettan220 televote|
#4MoldovaSatoshi183 televote|
#5UkraineLELÉKA167 televote|
🏆 EUROVISION 2026 GRAND FINAL
#1BulgariaDARA516 pts|
#2IsraelNoam Bettan343 pts|
#3RomaniaAlexandra Căpitănescu296 pts|
#4AustraliaDelta Goodrem287 pts|
#5ItalySal Da Vinci281 pts|
#6FinlandLinda Lampenius x Pete Parkkonen279 pts|
#7DenmarkSøren Torpegaard Lund243 pts|
#8MoldovaSatoshi226 pts|
#9UkraineLELÉKA221 pts|
#10GreeceAkylas220 pts|
#11FranceMonroe158 pts|
#12PolandALICJA150 pts|
#13AlbaniaAlis145 pts|
#14NorwayJONAS LOVV134 pts|
#15CroatiaLELEK124 pts|
#16CzechiaDaniel Žižka113 pts|
#17SerbiaLAVINA90 pts|
#18MaltaAIDAN89 pts|
#19CyprusAntigoni75 pts|
#20SwedenFELICIA51 pts|
#21BelgiumESSYLA36 pts|
#22LithuaniaLion Ceccah22 pts|
#23GermanySarah Engels12 pts|
#24AustriaCOSMÓ6 pts|
#25United KingdomLook Mum No Computer1 pts|
⚖️ JURY VOTE — TOP 5
#1BulgariaDARA204 jury|
#2AustraliaDelta Goodrem165 jury|
#3DenmarkSøren Torpegaard Lund165 jury|
#4FranceMonroe144 jury|
#5FinlandLinda Lampenius x Pete Parkkonen141 jury|
📞 TELEVOTE — TOP 5
#1BulgariaDARA312 televote|
#2RomaniaAlexandra Căpitănescu232 televote|
#3IsraelNoam Bettan220 televote|
#4MoldovaSatoshi183 televote|
#5UkraineLELÉKA167 televote|
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Vienna 2026 · 70th Eurovision Song Contest

Bulgaria Wins Eurovision 2026

DARA wins the 70th Eurovision Song Contest for Bulgaria with Bangaranga516 points (204 jury + 312 televote).

#1
Bulgaria
DARA
Bangaranga
516
points
204 jury312 televote
#2
Israel
Noam Bettan
Michelle
343
points
123 jury220 televote
#3
Romania
Alexandra Căpitănescu
Choke Me
296
points
64 jury232 televote

Two history-making records set in Vienna

Record 1 · Largest winning margin
173-point gap

Bulgaria's 516 to Israel's 343 sets a new all-time record. Beats Alexander Rybak's Fairytale (Norway, Moscow 2009), which won by 169 points.

Record 2 · Consensus winner
First dual winner since 2017

Bangarangatops both the jury and the televote — the first entry to do so since Portugal's Salvador Sobral (Amar pelos dois) at Kyiv 2017, a 9-year gap.

Grand Final — full scoreboard

Saturday 16 May 2026 · Wiener Stadthalle · 25 entries · 4118 total points distributed (2030 jury + 2088 televote)

#CountrySong & ArtistTotalTelevoteJuryR/O
1BulgariaBangaranga DARA51631220412
2IsraelMichelle Noam Bettan3432201233
3RomaniaChoke Me Alexandra Căpitănescu2962326424
4AustraliaEclipse Delta Goodrem2871221658
5ItalyPer sempre sì Sal Da Vinci28114713422
6FinlandLiekinheitin Linda Lampenius x Pete Parkkonen27913814117
7DenmarkFør Vi Går Hjem Søren Torpegaard Lund243781651
8MoldovaViva, Moldova! Satoshi2261834316
9UkraineRidnym LELÉKA221167547
10GreeceFerto Akylas220147736
11FranceRegarde ! Monroe1581414415
12PolandPray ALICJA1501713318
13AlbaniaNân Alis14585605
14NorwayYa Ya Ya JONAS LOVV1341911523
15CroatiaAndromeda LELEK124715313
16CzechiaCrossroads Daniel Žižka113910411
17SerbiaKraj Mene LAVINA9052389
18MaltaBella AIDAN8988110
19CyprusJALLA Antigoni75344121
20SwedenMy System FELICIA51163520
21BelgiumDancing on the Ice ESSYLA360364
22LithuaniaSólo Quiero Más Lion Ceccah22121019
23GermanyFire Sarah Engels120122
24AustriaTanzschein COSMÓ65125
25United KingdomEins, Zwei, Drei Look Mum No Computer10114

Jury vote — top 10

Professional jury rankings from each of the 35 participating broadcasters

#CountryPoints
1BulgariaDARA204
2AustraliaDelta Goodrem165
3DenmarkSøren Torpegaard Lund165
4FranceMonroe144
5FinlandLinda Lampenius x Pete Parkkonen141
6ItalySal Da Vinci134
7PolandALICJA133
8IsraelNoam Bettan123
9NorwayJONAS LOVV115
10CzechiaDaniel Žižka104

Televote — top 10

Public vote rankings across phone, SMS, app and Rest-of-World online voting

#CountryPoints
1BulgariaDARA312
2RomaniaAlexandra Căpitănescu232
3IsraelNoam Bettan220
4MoldovaSatoshi183
5UkraineLELÉKA167
6ItalySal Da Vinci147
7GreeceAkylas147
8FinlandLinda Lampenius x Pete Parkkonen138
9AustraliaDelta Goodrem122
10AlbaniaAlis85

Jury vs televote — where they agreed and where they diverged

The four most instructive splits in the Vienna 2026 result

Bulgaria · Consensus winner
DARABangaranga
Jury #1 (204 pts)Televote #1 (312 pts)

Jury #1 and televote #1 — the first entry to top both sets of votes since Kyiv 2017.

Romania · Slot-24 televote surge
Alexandra CăpitănescuChoke Me
Jury #13 (64 pts)Televote #2 (232 pts)

Closing-slot recency effect: jury 13th but televote 2nd. The bookmaker model treated Romania as a mid-table jury bet and missed the late-slot televote ceiling.

France · Pure jury appeal
MonroeRegarde !
Jury #4 (144 pts)Televote #18 (14 pts)

Jury 4th (144 pts), televote 18th (14 pts) — a 130-point split. The Monroe ballad landed with juries but the public left it almost empty.

Denmark · Slot-1 jury favourite, audience cold
Søren Torpegaard LundFør Vi Går Hjem
Jury #3 (165 pts)Televote #11 (78 pts)

Joint-2nd in the jury (165 pts, tied with Australia) but only 11th in the televote (78 pts). Opening-slot recency penalty hit the public vote despite a Composer Award win.

Douze points — who received the most 12-point allocations

The 12-point award is the maximum a single voting bloc (one country's jury, one country's televote, or the Rest-of-the-World online aggregate) can give to any entry. Below: every country that received at least one set of 12 in each of the three shows, ranked by total sets received.

Semi-Final 1 — Jury 12-points
  1. 1Poland
    5× 12
  2. 2Finland
    4× 12
  3. 3Belgium
    3× 12
  4. 4Israel
    3× 12
  5. 5Greece
    1× 12
  6. 6Serbia
    1× 12
Semi-Final 1 — Televote 12-points
  1. 1Israel
    5× 12
  2. 2Moldova
    4× 12+RoW
  3. 3Serbia
    4× 12
  4. 4Finland
    2× 12
  5. 5Croatia
    1× 12
  6. 6Estonia
    1× 12
Semi-Final 2 — Jury 12-points
  1. 1Norway
    4× 12
  2. 2Czechia
    3× 12
  3. 3Malta
    3× 12
  4. 4Albania
    2× 12
  5. 5Australia
    2× 12
  6. 6Armenia
    1× 12
  7. 7Bulgaria
    1× 12
  8. 8Denmark
    1× 12
  9. 9Romania
    1× 12
Semi-Final 2 — Televote 12-points
  1. 1Bulgaria
    8× 12+RoW
  2. 2Albania
    2× 12
  3. 3Cyprus
    2× 12
  4. 4Denmark
    2× 12
  5. 5Romania
    2× 12
  6. 6Norway
    1× 12
  7. 7Ukraine
    1× 12
Grand Final — Jury 12-points
  1. 1Bulgaria
    4× 12
  2. 2Poland
    4× 12
  3. 3Australia
    3× 12
  4. 4France
    3× 12
  5. 5Malta
    3× 12
  6. 6Denmark
    2× 12
  7. 7Finland
    2× 12
  8. 8Greece
    2× 12
  9. 9Italy
    2× 12
  10. 10Serbia
    2× 12
  11. 11Albania
    1× 12
  12. 12Belgium
    1× 12
  13. 13Cyprus
    1× 12
  14. 14Czechia
    1× 12
  15. 15Israel
    1× 12
  16. 16Norway
    1× 12
  17. 17Romania
    1× 12
  18. 18Ukraine
    1× 12
SF2 televote: Bulgaria received 12 points from eight countries plus the Rest-of-the-World— the biggest single-vote dominance in any show. Grand Final jury: Bulgaria and Poland tied for most 12s received (4 each), but the points-per-set decline (jury awards 12 → 10 → 8 → 7…) meant Bulgaria's overall jury total still dwarfed Poland's 133.

Source: Wikipedia — Eurovision Song Contest 2026 (Detailed voting results) (CC BY-SA 4.0), in turn citing the EBU's post-contest publication.

Bookmakers vs actual finish — the model autopsy

Pre-final UK bookmaker winner-market positions (6 books: Betfred, Betsson, Unibet, Bet365, Betano, William Hill) vs the Grand Final result. The market favoured Finland at 2.00 (50%+ implied) and got it badly wrong.

Top 5 overperformers

CountryPre rankFinishΔBest odds
PolandALICJA#20#12+8351.0
UkraineLELÉKA#14#9+5101.0
MoldovaSatoshi#12#8+4101.0
NorwayJONAS LOVV#18#14+4251.0
SerbiaLAVINA#21#17+4400.0

Top 5 underperformers

CountryPre rankFinishΔBest odds
MaltaAIDAN#10#18-875.0
GreeceAkylas#3#10-714.0
SwedenFELICIA#13#20-7101.0
United KingdomLook Mum No Computer#19#25-6500.0
FinlandLinda Lampenius x Pete Parkkonen#1#6-52.0
Finland (1/1 favourite) finished 6th. Greece (3rd favourite at 14.0) finished 10th. Bulgariaentered as the 4th favourite at 15.0 and won — not a model failure, but most UK bettors held Finland 2.00 win tickets through the final week.

Spotify pre-contest streaming chart vs Grand Final finish

Cumulative Spotify streams from each song's release through 10 May 2026 (top 10 finalists). Stream rank and contest rank are not the same animal.

Spotify rankCountrySongCumulative streamsGrand Final finish
#1ItalySal Da VinciPer sempre sì25,432,578#5
#2SwedenFELICIAMy System18,561,211#20
#3FinlandLinda Lampenius x Pete ParkkonenLiekinheitin12,325,472#6
#4DenmarkSøren Torpegaard LundFør Vi Går Hjem5,661,234#7
#5CyprusAntigoniJALLA5,596,796#19
#6GreeceAkylasFerto5,041,806#10
#7IsraelNoam BettanMichelle4,936,917#2
#8GermanySarah EngelsFire4,452,633#23
#9BulgariaDARABangaranga3,116,771#1
#10AustriaCOSMÓTanzschein2,760,448#24

Source: Aussievision release-to-10-May-2026 cumulative chart (top 10 finalists)

Italy's"Per Sempre Sì" topped the pre-contest Spotify chart with 25.4M streams — nearly 7× more than Bulgaria's 3.1M. The eventual winner sat in 9th on the streaming chart. Sweden (2nd streamed, 18.6M) and Austria (10th, 2.8M) ended up 20th and 24th in the Grand Final.

Weekly Spotify chart (4–10 May 2026) — top 10 finalists

Weekly streams cover all 25 Grand Finalists with a consistent metric (unlike the cumulative chart above, which Aussievision only published for the top 10).

#CountryWeekly streamsFinish
1ItalySal Da Vinci1,230,721#5
2SwedenFELICIA831,112#20
3FinlandLinda Lampenius x Pete Parkkonen778,850#6
4IsraelNoam Bettan471,812#2
5CyprusAntigoni466,806#19
6DenmarkSøren Torpegaard Lund449,106#7
7BulgariaDARA388,348#1
8GreeceAkylas382,167#10
9GermanySarah Engels339,876#23
10RomaniaAlexandra Căpitănescu339,079#3

YouTube viewership — Grand Final live and pre-contest

Two metrics: live-performance YouTube views captured ~11 hours after the Grand Final, plus the pre-contest top 10 from each song's release through 10 May 2026.

Grand Final LIVE performance — top 10

Approximate view counts as displayed on the EBU "All Grand Final performances" playlist, captured ~11h after the show.

#CountryViewsFinish
1BulgariaDARA1.4M#1
2MaltaAIDAN1.3M#18
3IsraelNoam Bettan463K#2
4AustraliaDelta Goodrem300K#4
5GreeceAkylas253K#10
6GermanySarah Engels249K#23
7RomaniaAlexandra Căpitănescu248K#3
8UkraineLELÉKA214K#9
9FinlandLinda Lampenius x Pete Parkkonen167K#6
10PolandALICJA143K#12

Pre-contest cumulative views — top 10

From release to 10 May 2026.

#CountryViewsFinish
1MaltaAIDAN7,204,867#18
2GreeceAkylas5,652,968#10
3CyprusAntigoni5,335,844#19
4BulgariaDARA3,998,023#1
5FinlandLinda Lampenius x Pete Parkkonen3,581,317#6
6ItalySal Da Vinci3,421,320#5
7IsraelNoam Bettan3,385,013#2
8DenmarkSøren Torpegaard Lund2,851,339#7
9FranceMonroe2,554,432#11
10AlbaniaAlis2,458,489#13
Malta's"Bella" dominated YouTube pre-contest (7.2M views, #1) but finished 18th. AIDAN's LIVE Grand Final performance also pulled an outlier 1.3M views— second only to the winner. YouTube hype around Malta translated to neither televote nor jury result.

Sources: Eurovision Song Contest YouTube channel — 'All Grand Final performances' playlist; view-counts approximate, captured ~11 hours after the Grand Final ended; Aussievision release-to-10-May-2026 cumulative views (top 10 finalists)

Marcel Bezençon Awards

The three press, composer and artistic awards handed out by Christer Björkman in Vienna on Grand Final night

Media Award
Australia
Delta Goodrem
Eclipse

Voted by accredited press at the Contest

Artistic Award
Bulgaria
DARA
Bangaranga

Voted by national commentators

Composer Award
Denmark
Søren Torpegaard Lund
Før Vi Går Hjem

Composers: Clara Sofie Fabricius, Søren Torpegaard Lund, Thomas Meilstrup, Valdemar Littauer Bendixen

Voted by the participating composers

Semi-Final 1 — running order + outcome

Tuesday 12 May 2026 · 10 qualified for the Grand Final · 5 eliminated

SlotCountryArtist & SongResult
1MoldovaSatoshi Viva, Moldova!Qualified
2SwedenFELICIA My SystemQualified
3CroatiaLELEK AndromedaQualified
4GreeceAkylas FertoQualified
5PortugalBandidos do Cante RosaEliminated
6GeorgiaBzikebi On ReplayEliminated
7FinlandLinda Lampenius x Pete Parkkonen LiekinheitinQualified
8MontenegroTamara Živković Nova ZoraEliminated
9EstoniaVanilla Ninja Too Epic To Be TrueEliminated
10IsraelNoam Bettan MichelleQualified
11BelgiumESSYLA Dancing on the IceQualified
12LithuaniaLion Ceccah Sólo Quiero MásQualified
13San MarinoSENHIT SuperstarEliminated
14PolandALICJA PrayQualified
15SerbiaLAVINA Kraj MeneQualified

Semi-Final 2 — running order + outcome

Thursday 14 May 2026 · 10 qualified for the Grand Final · 5 eliminated

SlotCountryArtist & SongResult
1BulgariaDARA BangarangaQualified
2AzerbaijanJIVA Just GoEliminated
3RomaniaAlexandra Căpitănescu Choke MeQualified
4LuxembourgEva Marija Mother NatureEliminated
5CzechiaDaniel Žižka CrossroadsQualified
6ArmeniaSIMÓN Paloma RumbaEliminated
7SwitzerlandVeronica Fusaro AliceEliminated
8CyprusAntigoni JALLAQualified
9LatviaAtvara ĒnāEliminated
10DenmarkSøren Torpegaard Lund Før Vi Går HjemQualified
11AustraliaDelta Goodrem EclipseQualified
12UkraineLELÉKA RidnymQualified
13AlbaniaAlis NânQualified
14MaltaAIDAN BellaQualified
15NorwayJONAS LOVV Ya Ya YaQualified

70 years of Eurovision winners (1956–2026)

73 winning songs across 70contests — the 1969 final ended in a four-way tie (Spain, UK, Netherlands, France all on 18 points), and 2020 was cancelled due to COVID-19.

Most wins by country

Ireland 🇮🇪 and Sweden 🇸🇪 are tied on 7 wins each. France, Luxembourg, the UK and the Netherlands are on 5; Israel on 4.

Highest score ever

758 points — Salvador Sobral, "Amar pelos dois" (Portugal, 2017).

Largest winning margin

+173 points — DARA, "Bangaranga" (Bulgaria, 2026). New record.

Only three-in-a-row

Ireland🇮🇪 won three consecutive contests — 1992, 1993, 1994. No other country has done it. Three countries have won back-to-back: Spain (1968-69), Luxembourg (1972-73), Israel (1978-79).

Multiple-win performers

Only two artists have ever won twice as a performer: Johnny Logan (Ireland 1980, 1987) and Loreen(Sweden 2012, 2023). Logan also won as a songwriter in 1992 — three Eurovision victories in any capacity, a record on its own.

Longest waits

Portugal waited 53 years for a first win (1964 debut → 2017). Austria waited 48 years between wins (1966 → 2014). Spain's current drought dates to 1969.

Countries by total wins

CountryWins
Ireland7
Sweden7
France5
Luxembourg5
United Kingdom5
Netherlands5
Israel4
Norway3
Denmark3
Italy3
Ukraine3
Switzerland3
Austria3

Every Eurovision winner, 1956–2026

73 winning entries, sorted newest-first. 1969 lists four winners due to the tied result.

YearHostCountrySongArtist
2026ViennaBulgariaBangarangaDARA
2025BaselAustriaWasted LoveJJ
2024MalmöSwitzerlandThe CodeNemo
2023LiverpoolSwedenTattooLoreen
2022TurinUkraineStefaniaKalush Orchestra
2021RotterdamItalyZitti e buoniMåneskin
2019Tel AvivNetherlandsArcadeDuncan Laurence
2018LisbonIsraelToyNetta
2017KyivPortugalAmar pelos doisSalvador Sobral
2016StockholmUkraine1944Jamala
2015ViennaSwedenHeroesMåns Zelmerlöw
2014CopenhagenAustriaRise Like a PhoenixConchita Wurst
2013MalmöDenmarkOnly TeardropsEmmelie de Forest
2012BakuSwedenEuphoriaLoreen
2011DüsseldorfAzerbaijanRunning ScaredEll and Nikki
2010OsloGermanySatelliteLena
2009MoscowNorwayFairytaleAlexander Rybak
2008BelgradeRussiaBelieveDima Bilan
2007HelsinkiSerbiaMolitvaMarija Šerifović
2006AthensFinlandHard Rock HallelujahLordi
2005KyivGreeceMy Number OneHelena Paparizou
2004IstanbulUkraineWild DancesRuslana
2003RigaTurkeyEveryway That I CanSertab Erener
2002TallinnLatviaI WannaMarie N
2001CopenhagenEstoniaEverybodyTanel Padar, Dave Benton and 2XL
2000StockholmDenmarkFly on the Wings of LoveOlsen Brothers
1999JerusalemSwedenTake Me to Your HeavenCharlotte Nilsson
1998BirminghamIsraelDivaDana International
1997DublinUnited KingdomLove Shine a LightKatrina and the Waves
1996OsloIrelandThe VoiceEimear Quinn
1995DublinNorwayNocturneSecret Garden
1994DublinIrelandRock 'n' Roll KidsPaul Harrington and Charlie McGettigan
1993MillstreetIrelandIn Your EyesNiamh Kavanagh
1992MalmöIrelandWhy Me?Linda Martin
1991RomeSwedenFångad av en stormvindCarola
1990ZagrebItalyInsieme: 1992Toto Cutugno
1989LausanneYugoslaviaRock MeRiva
1988DublinSwitzerlandNe partez pas sans moiCéline Dion
1987BrusselsIrelandHold Me NowJohnny Logan
1986BergenBelgiumJ'aime la vieSandra Kim
1985GothenburgNorwayLa det swingeBobbysocks!
1984LuxembourgSwedenDiggi-Loo Diggi-LeyHerreys
1983MunichLuxembourgSi la vie est cadeauCorinne Hermès
1982HarrogateGermanyEin bißchen FriedenNicole
1981DublinUnited KingdomMaking Your Mind UpBucks Fizz
1980The HagueIrelandWhat's Another YearJohnny Logan
1979JerusalemIsraelHallelujahMilk and Honey
1978ParisIsraelA-Ba-Ni-BiIzhar Cohen and the Alphabeta
1977LondonFranceL'Oiseau et l'EnfantMarie Myriam
1976The HagueUnited KingdomSave Your Kisses for MeBrotherhood of Man
1975StockholmNetherlandsDing-a-dongTeach-In
1974BrightonSwedenWaterlooABBA
1973LuxembourgLuxembourgTu te reconnaîtrasAnne-Marie David
1972EdinburghLuxembourgAprès toiVicky Leandros
1971DublinMonacoUn banc, un arbre, une rueSéverine
1970AmsterdamIrelandAll Kinds of EverythingDana
1969MadridFranceUn jour, un enfantFrida Boccara
1969MadridNetherlandsDe troubadourLenny Kuhr
1969MadridUnited KingdomBoom Bang-a-BangLulu
1969MadridSpainVivo cantandoSalomé
1968LondonSpainLa La LaMassiel
1967ViennaUnited KingdomPuppet on a StringSandie Shaw
1966LuxembourgAustriaMerci, ChérieUdo Jürgens
1965NaplesLuxembourgPoupée de cire, poupée de sonFrance Gall
1964CopenhagenItalyNon ho l'etàGigliola Cinquetti
1963LondonDenmarkDanseviseGrethe and Jørgen Ingmann
1962LuxembourgFranceUn premier amourIsabelle Aubret
1961CannesLuxembourgNous les amoureuxJean-Claude Pascal
1960LondonFranceTom PillibiJacqueline Boyer
1959CannesNetherlandsEen beetjeTeddy Scholten
1958HilversumFranceDors, mon amourAndré Claveau
1957FrankfurtNetherlandsNet als toenCorry Brokken
1956LuganoSwitzerlandRefrainLys Assia

Sources: Wikipedia — List of Eurovision Song Contest winners (CC BY-SA 4.0), cross-verified with each year's eurovision.com participant page (EBU). 2020 omitted (contest cancelled due to COVID-19).

Per-country Eurovision history

Total participations (through Vienna 2026 inclusive), all-time victories with the winning year + song, debut entry, best previous finish before 2026, hosting history, and the Vienna 2026 result for each of the 25 Grand Finalists.

Bulgaria
16 participations · 1 victory
2026
#1
516 pts
Debut
2005 · Kaffe Lorraine
Wins
2026 DARA (Bangaranga)
2026 SF
SF2 · #1 (278 pts)
Israel
49 participations · 4 victories
2026
#2
343 pts
Debut
1973 · Ilanit Ey-sham
Wins
2018 Netta (TOY); 1998 Dana International (Diva); 1979 Milk & Honey with Gali Atari (Hallelujah); 1978 Izhar Cohen and the Alphabeta (A-Ba-Ni-Bi)
Hosted
2019, 1999, 1979
2026 SF
SF1 · #1 (269 pts)
Romania
25 participations · 0 victories
2026
#3
296 pts
Debut
1994 · Dan Bittman Dincolo De Nori
Best ever
2005 · #3 · Luminița Anghel and Sistem (Let Me Try)
2026 SF
SF2 · #2 (234 pts)
Australia
12 participations · 0 victories
2026
#4
287 pts
Debut
2015 · Guy Sebastian Tonight Again
Best ever
2016 · #2 · Dami Im (Sound Of Silence)
2026 SF
SF2 · #3 (222 pts)
Italy
53 participations · 3 victories
2026
#5
281 pts
Debut
1956 · Tonina Torielli / Franca Raimondi Amami Se Vuoi / Aprite Le Finestre
Wins
2021 Måneskin (Zitti E Buoni); 1990 Toto Cutugno (Insieme: 1992); 1964 Gigliola Cinquetti (Non Ho L'étà)
Hosted
2022, 1991, 1965
2026 SF
Pre-qualified (Big-5 / host)
Finland
60 participations · 1 victory
2026
#6
279 pts
Debut
1961 · Laila Kinnunen Valoa Ikkunassa
Wins
2006 Lordi (Hard Rock Hallelujah)
Hosted
2007
2026 SF
SF1 · #3 (227 pts)
Denmark
55 participations · 3 victories
2026
#7
243 pts
Debut
1957 · Birthe Wilke and Gustav Winckler Skibet Skal Sejle I Nat
Wins
2013 Emmelie de Forest (Only Teardrops); 2000 Olsen Brothers (Fly On The Wings Of Love); 1963 Grethe and Jørgen Ingmann (Dansevise)
Hosted
2014, 2001, 1964
2026 SF
SF2 · #5 (199 pts)
Moldova
21 participations · 0 victories
2026
#8
226 pts
Debut
2005 · Zdob și Zdub Boonika Bate Toba
Best ever
2017 · #3 · Sunstroke Project (Hey Mamma)
2026 SF
SF1 · #4 (208 pts)
Ukraine
22 participations · 3 victories
2026
#9
221 pts
Debut
2003 · Olexandr Hasta La Vista
Wins
2022 Kalush Orchestra (Stefania); 2016 Jamala (1944); 2004 Ruslana (Wild Dances)
Hosted
2017, 2005
2026 SF
SF2 · #6 (174 pts)
Greece
47 participations · 1 victory
2026
#10
220 pts
Debut
1974 · Marinella Krassi, Thalassa Ke T'agori Mou
Wins
2005 Helena Paparizou (My Number One)
Hosted
2006
2026 SF
SF1 · #7 (159 pts)
France
70 participations · 5 victories
2026
#11
158 pts
Debut
1956 · Mathé Altéry / Dany Dauberson Le Temps Perdu / Il Est Là
Wins
1977 Marie Myriam (L'oiseau Et L'enfant); 1969 Frida Boccara (Un Jour, Un Enfant); 1962 Isabelle Aubret (Un Premier Amour); 1960 Jacqueline Boyer (Tom Pillibi); 1958 André Claveau (Dors Mon Amour)
Hosted
1978, 1961, 1959
2026 SF
Pre-qualified (Big-5 / host)
Poland
29 participations · 0 victories
2026
#12
150 pts
Debut
1994 · Edyta Górniak To Nie Ja!
Best ever
1994 · #2 · Edyta Górniak (To Nie Ja!)
2026 SF
SF1 · #2 (247 pts)
Albania
23 participations · 0 victories
2026
#13
145 pts
Debut
2004 · Anjeza Shahini The Image Of You
Best ever
2012 · #5 · Rona Nishliu (Suus)
2026 SF
SF2 · #7 (158 pts)
Norway
65 participations · 3 victories
2026
#14
134 pts
Debut
1960 · Nora Brockstedt Voi-voi
Wins
2009 Alexander Rybak (Fairytale); 1995 Secret Garden (Nocturne); 1985 Bobbysocks (La Det Swinge)
Hosted
2010, 1996, 1986
2026 SF
SF2 · #4 (206 pts)
Croatia
32 participations · 0 victories
2026
#15
124 pts
Debut
1993 · Put Don't Ever Cry
Best ever
2024 · #2 · Baby Lasagna (Rim Tim Tagi Dim)
2026 SF
SF1 · #6 (175 pts)
Czechia
15 participations · 0 victories
2026
#16
113 pts
Debut
2007 · Kabát Malá Dáma
Best ever
2018 · #6 · Mikolas Josef (Lie To Me)
2026 SF
SF2 · #9 (142 pts)
Serbia
19 participations · 1 victory
2026
#17
90 pts
Debut
2007 · Marija Šerifović Molitva
Wins
2007 Marija Šerifović (Molitva)
Hosted
2008
2026 SF
SF1 · #5 (187 pts)
Malta
39 participations · 0 victories
2026
#18
89 pts
Debut
1971 · Joe Grech Marija L-Maltija
Best ever
2002 · #2 · Ira Losco (7th Wonder)
2026 SF
SF2 · #8 (143 pts)
Cyprus
43 participations · 0 victories
2026
#19
75 pts
Debut
1981 · Island Monika
Best ever
2018 · #2 · Eleni Foureira (Fuego)
2026 SF
SF2 · #10 (122 pts)
Sweden
66 participations · 7 victories
2026
#20
51 pts
Debut
1958 · Alice Babs Lilla Stjärna
Wins
2023 Loreen (Tattoo); 2015 Måns Zelmerlöw (Heroes); 2012 Loreen (Euphoria); 1999 Charlotte Nilsson (Take Me To Your Heaven); 1991 Carola (Fångad Av En Stormvind); 1984 Herrey's (Diggi-loo Diggy-ley); 1974 ABBA (Waterloo)
Hosted
2024, 2016, 2013, 2000, 1992, 1985, 1975
2026 SF
SF1 · #9 (96 pts)
Belgium
69 participations · 1 victory
2026
#21
36 pts
Debut
1956 · Mony Marc / Fud Leclerc Le Plus Beau Jour De Ma Vie / Messieurs Les Noyés De La Seine
Wins
1986 Sandra Kim (J'aime La Vie)
Hosted
1987
2026 SF
SF1 · #10 (91 pts)
Lithuania
27 participations · 0 victories
2026
#22
22 pts
Debut
1994 · Ovidijus Vyšniauskas Lopšinė Mylimai
Best ever
2006 · #6 · LT United (We Are The Winners)
2026 SF
SF1 · #8 (101 pts)
Germany
71 participations · 2 victories
2026
#23
12 pts
Debut
1956 · Walter Andreas Schwarz / Freddy Quinn Im Wartesaal Zum Großen Glück / So Geht Das Jede Nacht
Wins
2010 Lena (Satellite); 1982 Nicole (Ein Bißchen Frieden)
Hosted
2011, 1983, 1957
2026 SF
Pre-qualified (Big-5 / host)
Austria
59 participations · 3 victories
2026
#24
6 pts
Debut
1957 · Bob Martin Wohin, Kleines Pony
Wins
2025 JJ (Wasted Love); 2014 Conchita Wurst (Rise Like A Phoenix); 1966 Udo Jürgens (Merci Chérie)
Hosted
2026, 2015, 1967
2026 SF
Pre-qualified (Big-5 / host)
United Kingdom
69 participations · 5 victories
2026
#25
1 pts
Debut
1957 · Patricia Bredin All
Wins
1997 Katrina and The Waves (Love Shine A Light); 1981 Bucks Fizz (Making Your Mind Up); 1976 Brotherhood of Man (Save Your Kisses For Me); 1969 Lulu (Boom Bang-a-Bang); 1967 Sandie Shaw (Puppet On A String)
Hosted
2023, 1998, 1982, 1977, 1974, 1972, 1968, 1963, 1960
2026 SF
Pre-qualified (Big-5 / host)

Source: eurovision.com country participation pages (EBU official), retrieved 17 May 2026. Participation and victory totals include Vienna 2026.

Sources & methodology

Page compiled 17 May 2026, the morning after the Grand Final. Detailed country-by-country douze points and per-country jury vs televote splits for each Semi-Final are published as separate posts on the blog as they are released by the EBU.