Following two intense rounds of semi-finals, just 26 countries remain in the running to win Eurovision 2025.
The 69th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest, this year’s Grand Final will take place in Basel, Switzerland. But with some shock eliminations during the semi-finals, which acts are among the bookies’ favourites to win?
Current favourites include Austria, France and Sweden — who are leading the pack with odds of 5/6 — but with points decided not just by juries, but the public as well, countries such as Finland or Estonia could very well cause upset.
Now as part one of the “Big 5” Eurovision countries, the UK could stand a chance of not being dead last during Eurovision 2025 with increased odds of 66/1 for Remember Monday’s What The Hell Just Happened? following semi-final 2. Meanwhile, acts such as San Marino and Israel fell down the list of possible winners.
It’s all still to play for ahead of the Grand Final on Saturday, so here are the winning odds from Eurovision 2025 according to Paddy Power, and which countries are the favourites to win.
9. Albania: Zjerm by Shkodra Elektronike — 55/1
Zjerm, a surprise Eurovision track from songwriter and producer duo Shkodra Elektronike, Albania has odds of 55/1 to win Eurovision ahead of the Grand Final. | Sarah Louise Bennett / EBU
10. United Kingdom: What The Hell Just Happened? by Remember Monday — 66/1
After their performance in the second semi-final, the UK could perhaps not be doomed to total Eurovision disgrace during this year's final. While not a bookies' favourite, Remember Monday's song What The Hell Just Happened? now has odds of 66/1 to win. | Sarah Louise Bennett / EBU
11. Malta: SERVING by Miriana Conte — 70/1
Already a favourite among Eurovision fans, Malta’s Miriana Conte has proven herself to be a force of nature ahead of the Grand Final with her song SERVING, which has odds of 70/1 to win. | Alma Bengtsson / EBU
12. Italy: Volevo Essere Un Duro by Lucio Corsi — 90/1
Ahead of the Grand Final, Italy have improved odds of 90/1 to win Eurovision 2025, with Lucio Corsi's song Volevo Essere Un Duro. | Sarah Louise Bennett / EBU