By Katelyn Mensah From RadioTimes.com

The winner has been revealed!

It’s been a long but exciting night for music fans thanks to the Eurovision Song Contest 2025, which held its 69th annual competition in host city Basel this evening (Saturday 17th May).

The grand final saw the qualifying 26 countries all taking centre stage hoping to bring home the title of Eurovision 2025 champion. Voting began as the contest opened, with those around the world and in participating countries able to vote up to 20 times for who they’d like to win.

For audiences in the United Kingdom, top notch commentary was provided for the final by Graham Norton as he provided his witty and unique opinions on each act that stepped foot on the Swiss stage.

But who scored what and who was the Eurovision 2025 winner? Read on for a breakdown of the Eurovision scoreboard.

Eurovision 2025 scoreboard and points

Here’s a breakdown of the 2025 Eurovision votes in full:

1. Austria, JJ – 436
2. Israel, Yuval Raphael – 357
3. Estonia, Tommy Cash – 356
4. Sweden, KAJ – 321
5. Italy, Lucio Corsi – 256
6. Greece, Klavdia – 231
7. France, Louane – 230
8. Albania, Shkodra Elektronike – 218
9. Ukraine, Ziferblat – 218
10. Switzerland, Zoë Më – 214
11. Finland, Erika Vikman – 196
12. Netherlands, Claude – 175
13. Latvia, Tautumeitas – 158
14. Poland, Justyna Steczkowska – 156
15. Germany, Abor & Tynna – 151
16. Lithuania, Katarsis – 96
17. Malta, Miriana Conte – 91
18. Norway, Kyle Alessandro – 89
19. United Kingdom, Remember Monday – 88
20. Armenia, PARG – 72
21. Portugal, NAPA – 50
22. Luxembourg, Laura Thorn – 47
23. Denmark, Sissal – 47
24. Spain, Melody – 37
25. Iceland, VÆB – 33
26. San Marino, Gabry Ponte – 27

You can also check out the full list of Eurovision winners and how many times the UK has won Eurovision here.

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Authors

Katelyn Mensah Senior Entertainment Writer

Katelyn Mensah is the Senior Entertainment Writer for Radio Times, covering all major entertainment programmes, reality TV shows and the latest hard-hitting documentaries. She previously worked at The Tab, with a focus on reality TV and showbiz news and has obtained a BA (Hons) in Journalism.

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