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Eve Rowlands

Eurovision 2023 finalists, start time, presenters, how to watch, and how it works

One of the biggest nights in music for the whole of Europe - the Eurovision Song Contest - is within touching distance after the two semi-finals have come and gone, providing us with the final 26 countries competing to be crowned Eurovision 2023 champions, taking home the glass trophy.

Kicking off at 8pm on Saturday, May 13, Eurovision 2023 - which has been running for almost 70 years - will showcase its grand finale, with acts from across Europe donning glamorous, as well as positively outrageous, costumes to sing their hearts out and wow the public and judges, who will determine who the next winner will be.

The 67th show is taking place in Liverpool this year, with the UK as its host country, on behalf of Ukraine amid the ongoing war in the country.

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