Aussievision Team Unveils Bold Predictions for Eurovision 2026 Grand Final

"Australia will win the jury and achieve a top 5 public score." — Cooper

Members of the Aussievision team have shared their predictions for the Eurovision 2026 Grand Final, covering top 3 placements, jury and televote outcomes, dark horses, and potential last-place finishers. These forecasts are based on performances in the semi-finals, as well as the Big 4 and host entries.

Cooper

Top 3: 1st Australia, 2nd Finland, 3rd Israel

Key Insights: Australia will win the jury and achieve a top 5 public score. The UK is predicted to receive zero points for the third consecutive year.

Hayley

Top 3: 1st Australia, 2nd Finland, 3rd Moldova

Key Insights: Australia wins due to vocals, staging, and jury love. Moldova wins the televote. Dark horses: Romania, Serbia, Croatia, Norway. Germany is not last. Sweden finishes outside the top 10. France bombs in the televote.

Sam

Top 3: 1st Finland, 2nd Israel, 3rd Australia

Key Insights: Australia wins the jury but struggles in the televote, finishing third. Israel has a strong televote due to an uptempo song. Finland appeals to both jury and televote, performing from position 17. The UK and Czechia receive null points in the televote.

Paul

Top 3: 1st Greece, 2nd France, 3rd Australia

Key Insights: Greece wins overall due to a charming performance. France wins the jury vote. Australia finishes third. Finland is outside the top 5. No zero points. Italy lands in the top 5 or bottom 5. Poland and Moldova finish in the top 10.

Fleur

Top 3: 1st Greece, 2nd Australia, 3rd Finland

Key Insights: Greece wins via a strong televote and diaspora support. Australia struggles in the televote. Finland is professional, but the jury may not reward them. Bulgaria is a dark horse for the top 5. Germany finishes last.

Emma

Top 3: 1st Australia, 2nd Finland, 3rd Romania

Key Insights: Australia stands out in the running order and wins the jury. Finland is surrounded by jury-friendly songs. Romania performs second last. Moldova gets more televote points than Greece. Bulgaria finishes in the top 5. The UK is last.

Dale

Top 3: 1st Finland, 2nd Australia, 3rd Israel

Key Insights: Finland is best placed for solid points from both the jury and public. Australia may not achieve a runaway jury win. Israel is guaranteed a big public vote. Bulgaria and Albania surprise. Austria, Germany, and the UK fight for last place.

Kiel

Top 3: 1st Finland, 2nd France, 3rd Australia

Key Insights: Finland is the likely winner. France's performance is underrated. Jury winner: Australia. Public vote winner: Greece or Israel. Romania or Czechia surprises in the top 10. Italy or Sweden flops. Denmark underperforms. Last place: Austria or Germany.

Srdjan

Top 3: 1st Finland, 2nd Australia, 3rd Israel

Key Insights: Finland is the compromise winner (2nd jury, 3rd/4th televote). The UK or Belgium finishes last. Albania makes the top 10. France misses the top 10.

Joel

Top 3: 1st Australia, 2nd Finland, 3rd Greece

Key Insights: Australia wins the jury as momentum peaks. Finland suffers viewer fatigue. Greece wins the televote, but the jury may not favor them. Austria finishes last with zero points. Denmark is outside the top 10. Romania's chances are overinflated.

Liv

Top 3: 1st Finland, 2nd Bulgaria, 3rd Israel

Key Insights: Finland is the only song with large triple-digit results from both jury and public. Bulgaria has a strong jury and eastern televote support. Israel has a strong televote and reaches the podium. Australia is in the top 10. Moldova places third in the televote. Poland finishes in the top 5 of the jury.

Rebecca

Top 3: 1st Finland, 2nd Australia, 3rd Israel

Key Insights: Australia wins the jury, Israel wins the televote, and Finland does well in both. Last place: Belgium or Austria. Greece and France finish outside the top 10.

Kyriakos

Top 3: 1st Australia, 2nd Finland, 3rd Greece

Key Insights: Australia wins the jury, Israel wins the televote, and Australia finishes in the top 5 overall. Bulgaria and Moldova reach the top 5. Greece and Czechia make the top 10. The UK finishes last.