Instead of numbers, our Euro Vision bingo cards contain sayings, events and clichés, most of which will probably happen throughout the night. This Song Contest Bingo comes with 14 unique bingo cards, each featuring different Eurovision-themed images and icons. The cards are beautifully designed and printed on 115gsm gloss paper, ensuring durability for hours of gameplay.

Sixteen nations take to the stage tonight in Liverpool, all hoping to make it through to the Grand Final on Saturday night. From Denmark to Australia, the acts will all be hoping to be among the ten nations qualifying from tonight’s show and going forward to compete for victory in front of millions of viewers. You should now be ready to play Eurovision bingo with your friends. Eurovision Song Contest 2023 – List of ContestantsAdd Items to The Bingo Card – there are more than 40 pre-filled items so the bingo cards are ready to go. But you can also add your own or change the existing ones if you’d like. They can be added where it says ‘Enter words/emojis’. When you’re ready, press generate bingo card. The show starts at 8pm BST, and will be hosted by Graham Norton, Julia Sanina, Alesha Dixon and Eurovision goddess Hannah Waddingham. It will feature 26 acts vying for the title. Sweden’s Loreen is hotly tipped to win, but Finland’s Käärijä, Israel’s Noa Kirel, and Noway’s Alessandra might have other plans. The semi-finals were determined purely by public vote, but the Grand Final retains a jury plus public vote system. When the last song has played – Mae Muller’s I Wrote a Song – voting will open. After that there will be some music performances, and then we are into the nail-biting result process. As we previously mentioned, the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 is being held in Liverpool and is the 67th annual contest. The contest is being held on behalf of last year’s winner Ukraine. This year, there will be 37 countries taking part in the contest.

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