NORWAY WINS THE 54TH EUROVISION SONG CONTEST

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FINAL RESULT
1. Norway 387
2. Iceland 218
3. Azerbaijan 207
4. Turkey 177
5. UK 173
6. Estonia 129
7. Greece 120
8. France 107
9. Bosnia-Herzegovina 106
10. Armenia 92
11. Russia 91
12. Ukraine 76
13. Denmark 74
14. Moldova 69
15. Portugal 57
16. Israel 53
17. Albania 48
18. Croatia 45
19. Romania 40
20. Germany 35
21. Sweden 33
22. Malta 31
23. Lithuania 23
24. Spain 23
25. Finland 22

Semi Final 1
http://www.eurovision.tv/event/scoreboard?event=1480

Semi Final 2
http://www.eurovision.tv/event/scoreboard?event=1481

Final
http://www.eurovision.tv/event/scoreboard?event=1482

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