The next set of results is in for the OGAE Poll 2025, with the results from Cyprus announced.
OGAE Cyprus is the third club to reveal its points in the 2025 OGAE Poll. 54 members of OGAE Cyprus voted in the poll, and the results were as follows:
Austria – 12 points
The Netherlands – 10 points
Sweden – 8 points
Greece – 7 points
France – 6 points
Spain – 5 points
Malta – 4 points
Norway – 3 points
Israel – 2 points
Albania – 1 point
The full results so far are as follows:
Sweden – 28 points
Austria – 24 points
The Netherlands – 23 points
Israel – 15 points
Luxembourg – 12 points
Estonia – 10 points
Malta – 9 points
Greece – 8 points
Norway – 8 points
Spain – 7 points
United Kingdom – 7 points
France – 6 points
San Marino – 6 points
Italy – 4 points
Denmark – 3 points
Finland – 3 points
Albania – 1 point
The OGAE Poll
The OGAE Poll has been held since 2007 by OGAE clubs all over Europe and beyond. The purpose of the OGAE Poll is not to predict the winner, but to determine the fan favourite.
In recent years, the poll has been closely followed by fans as an indicator of potential results at the Eurovision Song Contest. The OGAE poll can give an indication of taste amongst the fans which helps to build momentum behind certain entries.
Last year, Baby Lasagna from Croatia was declared the winner of the OGAE Poll 2024 after a total of 5,760 votes were cast across the OGAE fanclubs. Full results of the OGAE Poll 2024 can be found here.
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Cyprus debuted in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1981. Their best result was in 2018, with Eleni Foureira and the performance of the song “Fuego” won second place with 436 points. Before then, their best results in the contest came in the form of three fifth-place finishes. In 2004, Lisa Andreas performed “Stronger Every Minute” in Istanbul, Turkey. She finished 5th in the final scoring 170 points, which included 12 points from Greece. They also placed fifth in 1997 with Hara & Andreas Constantinou and their song “Mana mou”, and in 1982 with Anna Vissi’s “Mono i agapi.”
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