Eurojury: Serbia Calling

From Armenia yesterday it is back to the Balkans and to Serbia who are the last nation to announce their points. Serbia debuted in the contest as an independent country in 2007 and won in Helsinki with Molitva. This year Serbia are not in the contest due to financial difficulties, however the broadcaster is hoping they will be able to return in 2015.

The Eurojury member from Serbia is Saška Janković who tried to represent Serbia in 2013 and was a backing singer for Serbia at Eurovision in 2010 and 2011.

Here are the points from Serbia:

1. Armenia – 12 points
2. Hungary – 10 points
3. Spain – 8 points
4. Montenegro – 7 points
5. Austria – 6 points
6. Malta – 5 points
7. Finland – 4 points
8. Denmark – 3 points
9. FYR Macedonia – 2 points
10. Ukraine – 1 point

The points from Serbia means that the end results of Eurojury are as follows:

1. United Kingdom – 150 points
2. Sweden – 133 points
3. Armenia – 132 points
4. Malta – 118 points
5. Denmark – 117 points
6. Norway – 108 points
7. Hungary – 91 points
8. Finland – 87 points
9. Austria – 77 points
10. Spain – 73 points
11. Italy – 73 points
12. The Netherlands – 68 points
13. Azerbaijan – 67 points
14. Montenegro – 65 points
15. Ukraine – 57 points
16. Belgium – 42 points
17. Greece – 35 points
18. Latvia – 35 points
19. Israel – 32 points
20. Romania – 31 points
21. Germany – 27 points
22. Poland – 26 points
23. Russia – 21 points
24. Estonia – 21 points
25. France – 21 points
26. Iceland – 21 points
27. Georgia – 20 points
28. Ireland – 19 points
29. FYR Macedonia – 17 points
30. Moldova – 16 points
31. Lithuania – 12 points
32. Slovenia – 12 points
33. Switzerland – 11 points
34. Portugal – 8 points
35. San Marino – 6 points
36. Albania – 5 points
37. Belarus – 2 point

So that’s it, after 32 countries and countless results we have the final results. We want to hear what you think of the results, and if you don’t agree you can vote in our Eurovoix Poll here or in ESC+Plus You.

You can see the points in full here.