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Eurovision odds 2023: Who is favourite to win the song contest this year?

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The odds on Finland winning the Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool are shortening ahead of Saturday's final.

Sweden is currently favourite to win the Grand Final at the M&S Bank Arena on Saturday, May 13. However, Finland's song Cha Cha Cha by Käärijä is proving to be a popular hit and they are now in contention for the prize.

Sweden's odds are currently 4/9 to win. Their victory would see them equal Ireland's record seven victories.

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Neighbours Finland are 9/4 to win. Representing the United Kingdom in the 2023 Grand Final will be singer-songwriter Mae Muller with her track I Wrote A Song.

Following a random draw for hosts United Kingdom and Ukraine, Mae will be closing the show in 26th position whilst Ukraine’s entry Tvorchi with their song Heart of Steel will perform in 19th position in the Grand Final itself.

Eurovision odds 2023: Who are the favourites?

Here are the odds in full... from Betfair

  1. 4/9 Sweden
  2. 9/4 Finland
  3. 12/1 Ukraine
  4. 16/1 Norway
  5. 16/1Israel
  6. 17/1 France
  7. 22/1 Spain
  8. 55/1 Austria
  9. 60/1 Italy
  10. 66/1 United Kingdom
  11. 75/1 Armenia
  12. 80/1 Croatia
  13. 100/1 Czech Republic
  14. 100/1 Belgium
  15. 150/1 Australia
  16. 150/1 Switzerland
  17. 225/1 Poland
  18. 250/1 Germany
  19. 250/1 Slovenia
  20. 250/1 Cyprus
  21. 275/1 Serbia
  22. 300/1 Estonia
  23. 300/1 Lithuania
  24. 300/1 Moldova
  25. 300/1 Portugal
  26. 500/1 Albania

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