Netta Barzilai from Israel wins Eurovision Song Contest 2018

Eurovision Song Contest 2018 has come to an end with Israel as the winner of the 63rd Eurovision Song Contest with the song Toy performed by Netta Barzilai.

Toy is written by Doron Medalie and Stav Beger.

I'm not your toy
You stupid boy
I'll take you down
I'll make you watch me
Dancing with my dolls
On the MadaBaka Beat
Not your toy

Lyrics: Netta Barzilai - "Toy"

Eurovision 2018 Results

Check out the detailed results, voting and points from Eurovision Song Contest 2018.

Place			Country	Song / Artist	Points	Tele	Jury	Running
1		Israel	Toy Netta	529	317	212	22
2		Cyprus	Fuego Eleni Foureira	436	253	183	25
3		Austria	Nobody But You Cesár Sampson	342	71	271	5
4		Germany	You Let Me Walk Alone Michael Schulte	340	136	204	11
5		Italy	Non Mi Avete Fatto Niente Ermal Meta & Fabrizio Moro	308	249	59	26
6		Czechia	Lie To Me Mikolas Josef	281	215	66	14
7		Sweden	Dance You Off Benjamin Ingrosso	274	21	253	20
8		Estonia	La Forza Elina Nechayeva	245	102	143	6
9		Denmark	Higher Ground Rasmussen	226	188	38	15
10		Moldova	My Lucky Day DoReDos	209	115	94	19
11		Albania	Mall Eugent Bushpepa	184	58	126	12
12		Lithuania	When We're Old Ieva Zasimauskaitė	181	91	90	4
13		France	Mercy Madame Monsieur	173	59	114	13
14		Bulgaria	Bones Equinox	166	66	100	18
15		Norway	That's How You Write a Song Alexander Rybak	144	84	60	7
16		Ireland	Together Ryan O'Shaughnessy	136	62	74	24
17		Ukraine	Under the Ladder Mélovin	130	119	11	1
18		Netherlands	Outlaw In 'Em Waylon	121	32	89	23
19		Serbia	Nova Deca Sanja Ilić & Balkanika	113	75	38	10
20		Australia	We Got Love Jessica Mauboy	99	9	90	16
21		Hungary	Viszlát Nyár AWS	93	65	28	21
22		Slovenia	Hvala, ne! Lea Sirk	64	23	41	3
23		Spain	Tu Canción Amaia & Alfred	61	18	43	2
24		United Kingdom	Storm SuRie	48	25	23	9
25		Finland	Monsters Saara Aalto	46	23	23	17
26		Portugal	O Jardim Cláudia Pascoal	39	18	21	8

Voting & Points

The voting procedure was the same as the previous two years. Each country had two sets of 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,10 and 12 points to give. One set for each country's jury, and one set for each country's televoting.

• Each of the 43 countries participating in this years Eurovision voted
• Each country had a national jury who gave one set of 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,10 and 12 points
• Each country used televoting which also resulted in a set of 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,10 and 12 points
• First the the juries' points were presented individually by a spokesperson from each country
• Secondly the points from televoting were bundled and given combined
• Televoters and national juries had equal weight in the voting
• The national juries voted Friday evening (Friday, 11 May) during the second dress-rehearsal
• If two countries have the same points, the best of the two is the song which has obtained points from the highest number of countries. If the tying songs have received points from the same number of countries, the highest number of 12-point scores shall be decisive. If the winner still cannot be determined by this procedure, the number of times ten points have been awarded shall be the deciding factor. If necessary, this method shall continue until account has been taken of the number of times one point has been awarded

Check out the detailed results, voting and points from Eurovision Song Contest 2018.

Eurovision Song Contest 2018

The 63rd Eurovision Song Contest took place on 8, 10 and 12 May 2018. The contest was hosted by Lisbon, Portugal, and produced by the Portuguese broadcaster RTP.

• Location: Altice Arena, Lisbon, Portugal
• Participants: 43
• Semi-final 1: 8 May 2018 – 19 participants: The 10 songs with highest points qualified to the Grand Final
• Semi-final 2: 10 May 2018 – 18 participants: The 10 songs with highest points qualified to the Grand Final
• Grand Final: 12 May 2018 – 26 participants: Portugal (host), Big-5 (Germany, Spain, France, Italy and United Kingdom), 10 best from Semi-Final 1, 10 best from Semi-Final 2