The grand time has arrived for the Eurovision 2025 final, which will take place tonight at 22:00 in Basel, Switzerland, with broadcast coverage from ERT1 and commentary by Marianna Kozakou and Giorgos Kapoutzidis.

A total of 26 countries will perform and compete for the win. These include the 10 that qualified from Semi-Final 1 (Cyprus was eliminated), the 10 that qualified from Semi-Final 2 – among them Greece – the Big Five (France, Germany, United Kingdom, Spain, and Italy), and the host country (Switzerland).

Klavdia with “Asteromata” will appear 17th on the stage at the St. Jakobshalle arena. Norway will open the show, while Albania will close the competition.

Order of Performance in the Eurovision 2025 Final:

1. Norway: Kyle Alessandro – “Lighter”
2. Luxembourg: Laura Thorn – “La Poupée Monte Le Son”
3. Estonia: Tommy Cash – “Espresso Macchiato”
4. Israel: Yuval Raphael – “New Day Will Rise”
5. Lithuania: Katarsis – “Tavo Akys”
6. Spain: Melody – “Esa Diva”
7. Ukraine: Ziferblat – “Bird of Pray”
8. United Kingdom: Remember Monday – “What The Hell Just Happened?”
9. Austria: JJ – “Wasted Love”
10. Iceland: Væb – “Róa”
11. Latvia: Tautumeitas – “Bur Man Laimi”
12. Netherlands: Claude – “C’est La Vie”
13. Finland: Erika Vikman – “Ich Komme”
14. Italy: Lucio Corsi – “Volevo Essere Un Duro”
15. Poland: Justyna Steczkowska – “Gaja”
16. Germany: Abor & Tynna – “Baller”
17. Greece: Klavdia – “Asteromata”
18. Armenia: Parg – “Survivor”
19. Switzerland: Zoë Më – “Voyage”
20. Malta: Miriana Conte – “Serving”
21. Portugal: Napa – “Deslocado”
22. Denmark: Sissal – “Hallucination”
23. Sweden: KAJ – “Bara Bada Bastu”
24. France: Louane – “Maman”
25. San Marino: Gabry Ponte – “Tutta L’Italia”
26. Albania: Shkodra Elektronike – “Zjerm”

How to Vote

Each participating country in the final receives two sets of points – one from a jury and one from fans across Europe.

Viewers can cast up to 20 votes via phone call, SMS, or through the official Eurovision app.

They can vote for as many different entries as they like, beyond their own country’s candidate.

Once the lines are closed, each country will have selected a “Top 10” of their favorite songs. The most popular song receives 12 points, the second choice gets 10 points, and the remaining are scored from 8 down to 1.

Viewers from countries not participating in Eurovision also vote, with their selections aggregated into a single block known as the “Rest of the World” vote.