By the end of Saturday night we will know the identity of the Eurovision 2022 winner, but there's a lot of voting to be done before the new champion is confirmed.
The outcome of the Eurovision Song Contest is notoriously hard to predict, unless you want to put a bet on Cyprus being generous with their points to Greece! The Eurovision final odds predict a win for Ukraine's Kalush Orchestra, with the likes of UK's Sam Ryder, Norway's Subwoolfer, host nation Italy, Serbia's entry Konstrakta who sang about Meghan Markle and Sweden's Cornelia Jakobs also in contention.
The Eurovision final order worked out for well Estonia who will close the show, while Czech Republic will open and Romania have the dreaded second place spot in the line-up. The final will kick off at 8pm GMT and after all 25 countries have performed and we have the interval entertainment, which is set to include Mika and last year's Eurovision winners Maneskin, it will be time for the results.
