Great choice because of BTS. With Celtic's goal, it is practically calm here because there aren't many losses in our attack. There are many losses in defense, so it opens up the opportunity for our home team to score at least one goal today. In the last 5 matches, Celtic scored 15 goals. At home, Motherwell usually scores around 1.7 goals, and knowing that Celtic is without Vickers and their young goalkeeper Sinisalo will play, there should be at least one home goal scored in this match.
If it was hard for him to take his head out of the game with idiotic mistakes, then this total will go like butter. The swoop is not there, the shorts are unstable, so the responsibility falls on him. He should enjoy Game 5 and show class against Montero himself.
France once again sent a top-level performance this year. The country is already prepared to win. I believe this is a good choice. The biggest favorites are considered to be Finland, Denmark, Greece, Israel, Australia, and France.
I don't think Greece has much of a chance with their performance, even though such songs often receive a lot of attention, they usually don't end up in top positions.
If Israel were to win, it would definitely shock Eurovision. Although their performance is good, it is difficult to attract the attention of the audience and there are also political aspects to consider.
Australia sent a strong performance and will likely receive many jury votes, but it may not connect with the audience.
That leaves Finland, France, and Denmark. I think Finland is overrated this year and may end up around 4-7th place. I have nothing bad to say about Denmark and I believe they truly deserve to be considered one of the favorites. And finally, there is France, with odds as high as 15. It is unlikely that any other country from this top six will surpass them, maybe Romania, but not for first place.
Overall, I believe France is underrated this year and has a higher chance of winning than 6%.
This young player, Jodar, who has made a breakthrough this season, was recently far from the ATP top 100. Although he has been having a breakthrough season, he has defeated players such as Zverev and Paul at home and showed his potential, but is highly underestimated compared to Jodar. The Italian player is better on clay and when he starts playing well, he can beat anyone, and in this form it is highly likely that he will play well from the beginning and should win.
(bettersiai performance iš Baltijos šalių) @-133 10/10
As I believe Lithuania has the potential to reach the top 15, this bet would automatically pass, and there are also variables such as Estonia and Latvia not making it to the final. If Lithuania passes, the bet is won. Latvia is disappointing this year, and Estonia also didn't send anything good.
When entering the final, the coefficient should drop. A lot depends on Lion himself, as his performance and song have a lot of potential, but he needs to push himself. The performance stands out among many bad and very bad ones this year. Recently, Lithuania has been gathering quite a decent amount of points, and I hope for at least a 15th place this year.
These are similar arguments as with Bulgaria, only this song has an even weaker potential for the televote. The second semi-final has many strong songs, strong ballads. The ballads will gather the jury's points. This is an energetic, fun performance, personally it doesn't really captivate me. I don't see the jury giving many points to this type of song. If it makes it to the final, it will only be thanks to the televote. But I believe there is no shortage of suitable songs in this genre, for example, Bulgaria, Norway, Cyprus, and all of those songs are better, more memorable.
A difficult to predict series, but I still believe in the magic of the chieftain and that he will be able to lead the team to the final4. However, the experience in such situations, the players' mastery is crucial, and I believe that the coach's fate will be decided. If we lose, I think it will mean dismissal for the chieftain after the season. Otherwise, it is hard to imagine that such achievements would satisfy a team with such a budget.
I think this guy is great for Europe. Of course, it will be difficult to beat Israel in the Eurovision, but I think this performance will be very popular in the eastern bloc. And a 25 coefficient is definitely worth throwing some euros.
If I had to pick a winner right now, I would probably choose Denmark. There isn't a clear favorite yet. Finland is currently in the lead, but not quite convincingly and personally I don't see them winning at the moment. The contest is still about a month and a half away, so the odds will continue to change.
From what I've heard, Denmark just gives off 'winner vibes'. Their performance is good, engaging, polished, and Eurovision-ready. I don't think there is much to change before the big Eurovision. The performer has a strong, confident vocal. The last minute is more energetic and well-staged, which allows for a more memorable performance at Eurovision.