Eurovision 2021 results: Scoreboard from Eurovision Song Contest 2021

The Eurovision 2021 results have been revealed: Here’s the full scoreboard from the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest.

Commented on by Graham Norton and airing live on BBC One, the qualifying acts from the semi-finals plus performers from host country the Netherlands, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom, performed in the grand final of the 65th Eurovision Song Contest from Rotterdam.

James Newman represented the UK with his song Embers, co-written with Conor Blake, Danny Shah, Tom Hollings, Samuel Brennan.

He finished in last place with 0 points after the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest, hosted by Chantal Janzen, Jan Smit, Edsilia Rombley and Nikkie de Jager.

Recap the full Eurovision results leaderboard and scores below…

Eurovision 2021 results: Final scoreboard

Country	Act	Song	Points
Italy	Måneskin	Zitti E Buoni	524
France	Barbara Pravi	Voilà	499
Switzerland	Gjon’s Tears	Tout l’Univers	432
Iceland	Da∂i Freyr	10 Years	378
Ukraine	Go_A	Shum	364
Finland	Blind Channel	Dark Side	301
Malta	Destiny	Je Me Casse	255
Lithuania	The Roop	Discoteque	220
Russia	Manizha	Russian Woman	204
Greece	Stefania	Last Dance	170
Bulgaria	Victoria	Growing Up is Getting Old	170
Portugal	The Black Mamba	Love Is On My Side	153
Moldova	Natalia Gordienko	SUGAR	115
Sweden	Tusse	Voices	109
Serbia	Hurricane	Loco Loco	102
Cyprus	Elena Tsagrinou	El Diablo	94
Israel	Eden Alene	Set Me Free	93
Norway	TIX	Fallen Angel	75
Belgium	Hooverphonic	The Wrong Place	74
Azerbaijan	Efendi	Mata Hari	65
Albania	Anxhela Peristeri	Karma	57
San Marino	Senhit	Adrenalina	50
Netherlands	Jeangu Macrooy	Birth of a New Age	11
Spain	Blas Cantó	Voy A Querdarme	6
Germany	Jendrik	I Don’t Feel Hate	3
United Kingdom	James Newman	Embers	0

 

In the Grand Final, juries and viewers from all 39 participating countries voted after the 26 finalists performed.

Once the voting window, closed the presenters called upon spokespersons in all 39 countries and ask them to reveal their jury points live on air.

Next, viewers’ points from all 39 countries were added up, and revealed from the lowest to the highest, to complete the final leaderboard.

James had a total of no points with neither the juries or public voting for him.

The result matched 2019’s contest where Michael Rice also finished in last place, although did manage to win 11 points.

Meanwhile, the winner of the competition was Italy, who scored a total of 524 points with 3 from the UK viewers. Lithuania topped the UK public vote.

The UK voting jury was made up of Nicki Chapman, Tom Aspaul, Michelle Gayle, Aisha Jawando and Ross Gautreau. They awarded 12 points to France.

Amanda Holden was our spokesperson, delivering the results live to Rotterdam from London.

Eurovision will be back next May.