The results of the 39th OGAE Second Chance Contest have been revealed, and Sweden has claimed victory with “On and On” performed by Klara Hammarström! This marks Sweden’s fourth win in six years and their 19th overall in the history of the contest.
Klara Hammarström’s entry beat strong competition from Italy and Finland, who finished in second and third place, respectively. Italy’s Giorgia took the runner-up spot with “La cura per me”, while Finland’s Goldielocks secured third with “Made Of”.
About the OGAE Second Chance Contest
The OGAE Second Chance Contest gives songs that did not win their national Eurovision selections a second opportunity to shine. This year, 25 songs competed for the title, in a contest hosted by OGAE Italy.
Voting is conducted by OGAE fan clubs, using the familiar Eurovision-style points system: 12 points for the most popular entry, 10 for second, 8 for third, and so on. The final result combines these votes with input from guest juries in countries that did not hold a national selection for Eurovision 2025.
Final Leaderboard
- Sweden: Klara Hammarström – On and On and On – 348 points
- Italy: Giorgia – La cura per me – 258 points
- Finland: Goldielocks – Made Of – 239 points
- Albania: Elvana Gjata – Karnaval – 212 points
- Malta: Kristy Spiteri – Heaven Sent – 212 points
- Spain: J Kbello – VIP – 183 points
- Norway: Nataleen – The Game – 135 points
- Belgium: Mentissa – Désolée – 93 points
- Poland: Sw@da x Niczos –“Lusterka – 82 points
- Portugal: JOSH – Tristeza – 75 points
- Croatia: LELEK – The Soul of My Soul – 69 points
- Ukraine: MOLODI – my sea – 63 points
- Denmark: Adel the Second – The Unluckiest Boy Alive – 45 points
- Germany: Moss Kena – Nothing Can Stop Love – 43 points
- Greece: BARBZ – Sirens – 38 points
- Serbia: Harem Girls – Aladin – 32 points
- San Marino (OGAE Rest of the World): Besa – Tiki – 21 points
- Estonia: An-Marlen – Külm – 18 points
- Lithuania: Lion Ceccah – Drobė – 10 points
- Luxembourg: Luzac – Je danse – 9 points
- Slovenia: July Jones – New Religion – 8 points
- Armenia: Simon – AY PAPAREY BYE – 6 points
- Latvia: Emilija – Heartbeat – 5 points
- Iceland: Stebbi JAK – Set Me Free – 0 points
- Ireland: NIYL – Growth – 0 points
The results were announced during a special broadcast hosted by OGAE Italy, marking another exciting chapter in the history of this fan-favorite contest.
With Sweden continuing its dominant streak, fans will no doubt be eagerly following Klara Hammarström’s future projects, as the country strengthens its reputation as a powerhouse in Eurovision-style competitions.
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