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Eurovision 2021 Semi-final 1 Results

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Semi-final 1 Scoreboard


 
1Malta325221620192018221814131920202020112013 
2Ukraine26716152017618141212241116101422171112 
3Russia225142014181513918128317157101796 
4Lithuania203103109151617171511114121491713 
5Israel192121381111851595141313101421613 
6Cyprus17016431661016582011087131386 
7Sweden14267131101257482071204926 
8Azerbaijan138658427753146131271411410 
9Belgium1172443814201722199715 
10Norway115410132145678672369202 
11Croatia11057179174213201131928 
12Romania851263156310515127 
13Slovenia44456356474 
14Australia282182213 
15North Macedonia2312812 
16Ireland20533211311 

Eurovision Song Contest 2021 Semi-final 1

Eurovision Song Contest 2021 Semi-final 1 result: Malta got 325 points and won Semi-final 1 with the song "Je me casse" performed by Destiny

Eurovision 2021 Results: Voting & Points

Date: 18 May 2021
Location: Rotterdam Ahoy, Netherlands
Broadcasters: AVROTROS, NOS, NPO
Hosts: Edsilia Rombley, Chantal Janzen, Jan Smit and Nikkie de Jager
Slogan: Open Up

Qualification: The best 10 songs qualified for the Grand Final

Voting: Combination of 50% televoting and 50% national juries. All countries participating in Semi-final 1 could vote along with the three pre-qualified countries the Netherlands, Germany and Italy (determined by allocation draw).

Read more: Eurovision Song Contest 2021: Rotterdam

Did you know... Eurovision 2021 took place during the COVID-19 pandemic. Two countries were not able to perform live: Australia due to travel restrictions and Iceland due to a positive test among the performers

Did you know... Belarus was expelled from Eurovision 2021. The submitted song had lyrics with political undertones mocking the Belarusian pro-democracy movement

Did you know... The highest note ever sung in Eurovision was from the 2021 contest, where Israel's Eden Alene reached the B6 whistle note

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