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Eurovision 2004 Semi-final Results

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Semi-final Scoreboard

 
1Serbia & Montenegro263411210712121010101210684147121010101012812127128 
2Ukraine2563104128788612867101010101210578712788106287 
3Greece2381285810561234510621268124675812104743121012 
4Albania16767567171688454583512826652710616 
5Cyprus149266625674128833451210431231315710 
6Netherlands14673512245883265127257832631254243 
7Bosnia & Herzegovina133101031012778512710108104 
8Malta7465141410121677344125 
9Croatia72871015134615768 
10North Macedonia7182851341141262536 
11Israel57531322221362753442 
11Estonia5711271210154131 
13Denmark5633341252106251 
14Finland5171675362338 
15Portugal381241867 
16Lithuania262723183 
17Latvia23454262 
18Andorra1212 
19Belarus102125 
19Monaco10244 
21Slovenia5131 
22Switzerland0 

Eurovision Song Contest 2004 Semi-final

Eurovision Song Contest 2004 Semi-final result: Serbia & Montenegro got 263 points and won the Semi-final with the song "Lane moje" performed by Željko Joksimović

Eurovision 2004 Results: Voting & Points

Date: Wednesday 12 May 2004
Location: Abdi Ipekci Sport Center, Istanbul, Turkey
Broadcaster: Turkish Radio and Television Corporation (TRT)
Hosts: Meltem Cumbul & Korhan Abay
Slogan: Under The Same Sky

Qualification: The best 10 songs qualified for the Grand Final

Voting: Televoting. All 36 participants at Eurovision 2004 (except France, Poland and Russia) voted in the Semi-final

Did you know... In 2004 there were 37 countries giving points, resulting in a very long voting procedure. The voting time was cut in 2006 where each spokesperson started to just announce the top three votes

Did you know... When Ukrainian singer Ruslana won Eurovision in 2004, she was rewarded with a seat in Parliament

Did you know... Eurovision Semi-finals were introduced in 2004

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