Sweden! Congratulations! Not exactly a big shocker, Timoteij has been a huge fan favorite all along. We'd much prefer Salem Al-Fakir to represent Sweden, so we suppose we're not in line with the Schlager loving fan boys this time!
Thank you OGAE Denmark for hosting the show! Here's the complete scoreboard:
1 Sweden 267
2 Denmark 223
3 Portugal 203
4 Spain 167
5 Israel 161
6 Norway 138
7 Germany 105
8 Greece 103
9 Finland 87
10 Cyprus 73
11 Serbia 64
12 Slovenia 54
13 Poland 24
14 Lithuania 20
15 Armenia 11
15 Ireland 11
15 FYR Macedonia 11
15 Russia 11
19 Croatia 4
20 Malta 3
21 Rest of the World (Bulgaria) 1
22 Azerbaijan 0
For the 13th time in Second Chance Contest history, Sweden takes the victory:
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Sunday, October 31, 2010
Second Chance Contest results revealed today!
Remember that we told you about the Second Chance Contest earlier? It's been a while and the results have been delayed for some reason. But today the results will finally be revealed by this year's host OGAE Denmark. You can watch the live stream here from 3 p.m. (15:00) Danish time. How very exiting indeed!
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Second Chance Contest
Ok, ok, we can't help ourselves from dwelling a little bit longer on this year's Eurovision edition, so please bear with us!
If you're member of a national OGAE fan club, you might have gotten an invitation to cast your votes in the Second Chance Contest. This is where a finalist from the various national selection finals is chosen to represent its country and get a second chance to win fame and glory. To see which entries are in the running this year, you can check out this website. The voting has now closed and the winner will be revealed in late August. We will of course keep you updated!
GEE keep our fingers crossed for a decent result for A1, Norway's representative this year who we think might stand a fair chance. Sweden could have gone with a number of strong contenders, like Eric Saade's "Manboy", the biggest floor stomper at Euroclub this year, or the amazing runner-up Salem Al-Fakir with "Keep on Walking". Instead they chose to send Anna and her vanishing guitar to Oslo and give Timoteij a second chance...
Meanwhile we can ponder upon the fact that the Swedes prevented us from seeing this fabulous man on stage in Oslo:
If you're member of a national OGAE fan club, you might have gotten an invitation to cast your votes in the Second Chance Contest. This is where a finalist from the various national selection finals is chosen to represent its country and get a second chance to win fame and glory. To see which entries are in the running this year, you can check out this website. The voting has now closed and the winner will be revealed in late August. We will of course keep you updated!
GEE keep our fingers crossed for a decent result for A1, Norway's representative this year who we think might stand a fair chance. Sweden could have gone with a number of strong contenders, like Eric Saade's "Manboy", the biggest floor stomper at Euroclub this year, or the amazing runner-up Salem Al-Fakir with "Keep on Walking". Instead they chose to send Anna and her vanishing guitar to Oslo and give Timoteij a second chance...
Meanwhile we can ponder upon the fact that the Swedes prevented us from seeing this fabulous man on stage in Oslo:
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