After two semi-finals organized on May 9 and 11, the Eurovision contest is now ready for the grand final expected on May 13, 2023 in Liverpool, Great Britain. This Saturday, 26 countries will compete for the first place. 26 artists will give it their all by performing their best song and hope to bring home the trophy. If some of them are favourites, like the Swedish Loreen or the Finnish Käärijä, France - defended this year by the singer La Zarra - is also in the Top 5 favourites according to the bookmakers.
But then, when will we be able to support and follow La Zarra 's performance this May 13 during the 67th edition of Eurovision? The song contest has just unveiled the order of each country, often determining the final result.
Unfortunately for France, La Zarra will pass in the first part of the evening (in 6th position more exactly), considered by many as more difficult to hope to win the first place.
Same fate for the Swedish candidate. Announced in the first part, Loreen will be the 9th artist to defend her place in this final. On the other hand, Finland and Ukraine were luckier, since their respective candidates - Käärijä and Tvorchi (also in the Top 5 of the favorites) - will be the 13th and 19th to go on stage.
Mae Muller, candidate from the UK, will close the evening with her song " I Wrote A Song ".
Here is your #Eurovision2023 Grand Final Running Order! https://t.co/KIAQo7tp48 pic.twitter.com/3OF5rEspD2
- Eurovision Song Contest (@Eurovision) May 11, 2023
Eurovision 2023, the running order
We remind you that the grand final of Eurovision is to be followed this Saturday, May 13 on France 2 from 21h, but also on Youtube!
