Eurovision 2008: Running Order

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After 2 Semi Finals, we now know the countries that are taking part in the Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday. After many years, I can finally say that it is going to be a decent SONG contest this year. Can't wait.

It is interesting to note, that Sweden are placed 15th slot on Saturday, the same slot as in Jerusalem in 1999 in which Charlotte Perrelli won with "take me to your heaven".

It is also interesting to note that for the first time since 2000, Iceland, Sweden, Norway and Finland, are together for the first time in a Eurovision Song Contest Final. They were also together in 1999, when Sweden won.

Running Order for the Eurovision Song Contest 2008:
  1. ROMANIA
  2. UNITED KINGDOM
  3. ALBANIA
  4. GERMANY
  5. ARMENIA
  6. BOSNIA & HERZEGOVINA
  7. ISRAEL
  8. FINLAND
  9. CROATIA
  10. POLAND
  11. ICELAND
  12. TURKEY
  13. PORTUGAL
  14. LATVIA
  15. SWEDEN
  16. DENMARK
  17. GEORGIA
  18. UKRAINE
  19. FRANCE
  20. AZERBAIJAN
  21. GREECE
  22. SPAIN
  23. SERBIA
  24. RUSSIA
  25. NORWAY

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