Eurovision 2024 score sheet, lottery kit and drinking game – download it here

The Eurovision 2024 grand final is here.

26 countries will compete in the musical showdown, including the “Big Five” and the qualifying semi-finalists. The Eurovision 2024 final is live from Malmö, Sweden on Saturday night.

BBC coverage begins at 8pm with Graham Norton providing commentary. British act Olly Alexander, lead singer of Years And Years, will perform his song Dizzy in the final.

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To help you get in on all the action, we’ve got an easy-to-use lottery kit, scoring and drinking game.

Eurovision 2024 score sheet:

You can download a score for the BBC Eurovision final here.

The sheet contains all 26 acts and is divided into four sections – song, voice, staging and total score. We recommend scoring each out of 10 so that the final score is out of 30.

Eurovision 2024 lottery for the final:

This lottery is for Saturday’s final only. Shows all 26 countries.

All you have to do is:

• Download and print the lottery
• Cut out the name
• Fold each piece in half, then take turns choosing countries from a hat
• Register the selected countries in parallel

If you can’t see the raffle above, click the link here.

Eurovision 2024 drinking game:

If you’re throwing a party, you might want to include a (responsible) drinking game in your festivities. The Eurovision drinking site hosts one of the most thorough games.

For those who haven’t heard of a one- or two-finger pour, simplistically it’s the amount of liquor poured at the height of a finger held horizontally near the bottom of the glass. It should be about two ounces.

The rules include:

• Bad Joke: The presenter(s) made a joke that fell flat. A finger.
• Better first time: Graham Norton insists the performance was better in rehearsals. A finger.
• During the scoring: 12 points for Great Britain – anyone voted for us? Down the drink.
• Graham got it right: Graham correctly predicts the outcome of this country’s vote. Two fingers.

You can read about it in depth on the Eurovision Drinking website here.

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