Yesterday, the ESC Top 250 was broadcast on ESCradio after the annual vote. After a decade at the top, Sweden’s Loreen fell to second place with “Euphoria”. Spain’s Chanel took the top spot with “SloMo” – gaining 35376 points, which included 2096 sets of 12 points. But how did our friends in Sweden do?

3rd (New Entry): Cornelia Jakobs, “Hold Me Closer”

22nd (20th): ABBA, “Waterloo”

25th (16th): Måns Zelmerlöw, “Heroes”

62nd (12th): Sanna Nielsen, “Undo”

72nd (122nd): Carola, “Framling”

76th (109th): Eric Saade, “Popular”

112th (158th): Robin Bengtsson, “I Can’t Go On”

133rd (111th): Benjamin Ingrosso, “Dance You Off”

165th (114th): Lena Philipsson, “It Hurts”

170th (264th): One More Time, “Den Vilda”

173rd (265th): Charlotte Nilsson, “Take Me To Your Heaven”

180th (115th): Charlotte Perelli, “Hero”

185th (157th): The Mamas, “Move”

187th (246th): Tommy Korberg, “Stad i ljus”

197th (177th): Carola, “Invincible”

202nd (163rd): Carola, “Fångad av en stormvind”

263rd (1004th): Christer Björkman, “I morgon är en annan dag”

264th (190th): Fame, “Give Me Your Love”

281st (170th): Anna Bergendahl, “This is My Life”

285th (144th): The Herreys, “Diggi Loo Diggi Ley”

294th (186th): Frans, “If I Were Sorry”

300th (252nd): Martin Stenmarck, “Las Vegas”

334th (204th): Tommy Nilsson, “En Dag”

344th (192nd): John Lundvik, “Too Late for Love”

403rd (645th): Arvingarna, “Eloise”

456th (216th): Friends, “Listen to Your Heartbeat”

470th (954th): Claes-Göran Hederström, “Det börjar verka kärlek, banne mig”

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Author: Richard Taylor

Source: Songfestival.be