This page is a record of each country’s record in Eurovision Song Contest semi-finals since the “seeded” two-semi structure was inaugurated in 2008. We have now (finally) updated the table with 2016 data. It is based on the last nine years of two seeded semi-finals. Countries are ranked by qualification record percentage, and ties broken by average semi-final score. So on each line is the rank, then country, percentage, fraction and then average points. Due to “double points” being awarded in 2016 we have halved the total scores for that year so the humungeous points don’t skew the averages.
Colour codes:
- Blue: Semi One in 2017
- Green: Semi Two in 2017
- Red: Not competing in 2017
- Orange: Hosts in 2017!
01 Australia 100 1/1 165.00
02 Russia 100 8/8 124.63
03 Ukraine 100 8/8 107.31
04 Azerbaijan 100 8/8 106.56
05 Romania 100 8/8 99.12
06 Greece 89 8/9 105.00
07 Armenia 87 7/8 95.44
08 Sweden 86 6/7 129.29
09 Bosnia 83 5/6 82.33
10 Turkey 80 4/5 100.40
11 Iceland 78 7/9 78.28
12 Norway 75 6/8 91.69
13 Denmark 75 6/8 87.38
14 Georgia 75 6/8 64.69
15 Hungary 75 6/8 63.06
16 Serbia 71 5/7 75.21
17 Lithuania 67 6/9 65.78
18 Austria 60 3/5 71.60
19 Poland 57 4/7 54.07
20 Malta 55 5/9 69.06
21 Israel 55 5/9 67.17
22 Albania 55 5/9 61.06
23 Estonia 55 5/9 59.11
24 Moldova 55 5/9 57.28
25 Finland 55 5/9 57.06
26 Cyprus 50 4/8 50.50
27 Belgium 44 4/9 71.33
28 Ireland 44 4/9 49.78
29 Portugal 43 3/7 56.85
30 Croatia 43 3/7 52.21
31 Netherlands 33 3/9 49.06
32 Belarus 33 3/9 47.00
33 Latvia 33 3/9 45.89
34 Slovenia 33 3/9 42.17
35 Montenegro 29 2/7 39.71
36 Czech Republic 25 1/4 30.62
37 Switzerland 22 2/9 35.00
38 San Marino 170 1/6 31.83
39 Bulgaria 14 1/7 47.14
40 FYR Macedonia 11 1/9 41.22
41 Slovakia 0 0/4 25.50
42 Andorra 0 0/2 15.00