Eurovision Winners
All the winners from the history of the Eurovision Song Contest
Top Eurovision countries
Who won Eurovision the most?
Eurovision last places
Who finished last in Eurovision the most?
How do we determine the last places?
1957 2003
- Last place: If a country came last in Eurovision
2004 ...
- Last place: If a country came last in a semi-final
- Last place: If a country was pre-qualified for a final, and came last in the final
- Not last place: If a country qualified from a semi-final to a final. Reason: The country actually managed to qualify for the final, meaning there were countries in the same year that didn't manage to qualify for the final, and must have a worse result than the qualified country.
Eurovision Grand Final Qualify
Qualifications from Semi-final to Final
How do we determine the qualifications?
- Included: If a country competed in both a semi-final and the final in the same year.
- Not included: If a country was pre-qualified for the final: If a country hosted Eurovision that year, or was in the final due to a top-10 placement the previous year (the rules from 2004 to 2007, where the top-10 countries the previous year were pre-qualified for the final).
Eurovision second places
Who finished in Eurovision the most?
Top 25%: The number of times a country finished among the top 25% in Grand Finals.
25% - 50%: The number of times a country finished in the second best quarter in Grand Finals.
50% - 75%: The number of times a country finished in the third best quarter in Grand Finals.
Bottom 25%: The number of times a country finished among the last 25% in Grand Finals.
DNQ (Did Not Qualify)
Number of times a country didn't qualify from a Semi-final to the Grand Final from 2004 onwards.
Places are only in Grand Finals
Relative
Places (in Grand Finals) relative to total participations (in Eurovision).
Places in Eurovision 1956
The voting or places from Eurovision 1956 have never been made public. Seven countries participated with two songs each. For statistical purposes, we have included one first place (Switzerland), and six second places (Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands) in the table above.
Eurovision places by country
Top 25%: The number of times a country finished among the top 25% in Grand Finals.
25% - 50%: The number of times a country finished in the second best quarter in Grand Finals.
50% - 75%: The number of times a country finished in the third best quarter in Grand Finals.
Bottom 25%: The number of times a country finished among the last 25% in Grand Finals.
Places in Eurovision 1956
The voting or places from Eurovision 1956 have never been made public. Seven countries participated with two songs each. For statistical purposes, we have included one first place (Switzerland), and six second places (Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands) in the table above.
