What’s the running order for the Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final?

The Eurovision Song Contest reaches its Grand Final tomorrow with 26 countries battling it out to be crowned the winner.

This year’s competition has been overshadowed by protests over the inclusion of Israel but so far things have gone off without a hitch. The United Kingdom will be represented this year by Olly Alexander with his song ‘Dizzy’, although it doesn’t look like we’ll be bothering the upper echelons of the scoreboard.

Earlier this week the two semi-finals took place, which saw the remaining finalists confirmed ahead of Saturday’s Grand Final. The action will start at 8pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, and fans will be able to vote through the Eurovision app once the show starts.

As you get ready for the Grand Final, we’ve got our hands on the running order so you can see when your favourite acts will be performing. The UK has a place in the middle of the show, which may help in terms of viewers voting as acts nearer the start of the running order tend to not to do as well.

The running order for the Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final is:

1. Sweden
2. Ukraine
3. Germany
4. Luxembourg
5. Netherlands
6. Israel
7. Lithuania
8. Spain
9. Estonia
10. Ireland
11. Latvia
12. Greece
13. United Kingdom
14. Norway
15. Italy
16. Serbia
17. Finland
18. Portugal
19. Armenia
20. Cyprus
21. Switzerland
22. Slovenia
23. Croatia
24. Georgia
25. France
26. Austria

The Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final airs at 8pm Saturday 11th May 2024 on BBC One.