Tonight is the night we've all been waiting for, It' time to find out what our neighbours across Europe REALLY think of us. This year representing the UK is another "oldie" Bonnie Tyler with Believe in me. I wasn't convinced on this song at first I thought Oh great another Engelbert where the song doesn't capture our imagination. Believe in me is slower than we are used to from Bonnie but powerful. Now I have thoroughly staked my claim in team #BelieveInBonnie we should take a look at who is in the final*

Back after a year out due to political tensions with their neighbour and then host Azerbaijan Armenia will be looking to do well in Malmo.
Azerbaijan
Azerbaijan are back after hosting last years competition and want to bring it home again.
Belarus
Belarus haven't reached the heights of Dima Koldun a few years ago with his bond inspired song Work your magic however the hopes of a nation are on Alyona in Malmo
Belgium
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
Still in a Eurovision hangover since Lordi Finland will want a good showing this year
France
Georgia
Germany
Germany are pulling out all the stops this year with Cascada and if anyone can do it they sure can
Greece
They have major economic problems but still want to put on a show, We are waiting on our first Eurovision Song Contest supplied by Lidl.......
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Our brothers in the Emerald isle have won the ESC the most and Ryan Dolan wants to do it again.
Italy
Lithuania
Malta
Moldova
Moldova always have the ingredients to pull off a surprise at the ESC, Could this year be their year?
Norway
Margaret Berger is the outside chance in my mind with a great song, Could she be Norway's first winner since Alexander Rybak...Either way they want to show face after last years last placed Eric Saade rip off
Romania
The highest male voice in Eurovision since his fellow countryman Mihai Traistariu could have a good chance for a top eight finish.
Russia
Spain
Sweden
Sweden have had some big songs over the past couple of years from Eric Saade and last years winner Loreen. Robin Stjernberg has a massive job ahead to try and keep the title in Sweden
The Netherlands
Ukraine
United Kingdom
Sit back and get ready for the ultimate "cheese - fest"....see you on the other side.

Azerbaijan are back after hosting last years competition and want to bring it home again.

Belarus haven't reached the heights of Dima Koldun a few years ago with his bond inspired song Work your magic however the hopes of a nation are on Alyona in Malmo




Still in a Eurovision hangover since Lordi Finland will want a good showing this year



Germany are pulling out all the stops this year with Cascada and if anyone can do it they sure can

They have major economic problems but still want to put on a show, We are waiting on our first Eurovision Song Contest supplied by Lidl.......



Our brothers in the Emerald isle have won the ESC the most and Ryan Dolan wants to do it again.




Moldova always have the ingredients to pull off a surprise at the ESC, Could this year be their year?

Margaret Berger is the outside chance in my mind with a great song, Could she be Norway's first winner since Alexander Rybak...Either way they want to show face after last years last placed Eric Saade rip off

The highest male voice in Eurovision since his fellow countryman Mihai Traistariu could have a good chance for a top eight finish.



Sweden have had some big songs over the past couple of years from Eric Saade and last years winner Loreen. Robin Stjernberg has a massive job ahead to try and keep the title in Sweden



Come on we believe in Bonnie....Don't we? Just as long as our Welsh wonder doesn't come home with Nil Poi we will be happy
Sit back and get ready for the ultimate "cheese - fest"....see you on the other side.