The grand final of the Eurovision Song Contest will see 25 countries compete for the coveted singing trophy tonight.
Albania, Serbia, Bulgaria, Moldova and Portugal all did enough to get through Thursday's second semi-final.
They were joined by Iceland, San Marino, Switzerland, Greece and Finland and will all take part in Saturday's final in Rotterdam.
San Marino qualified after its act, singer Senhit, was joined on stage by US rapper Flo Rida.
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The final features the 20 successful nations from the week's two semi-finals, as well as the so-called big five of the UK, France, Germany, Italy and Spain.
Host nation the Netherlands will also compete in the showpiece event.
Eurovision 2021 running order
Eurovision has released the running order for the grand final.
James Newman, the UK entry, will perform ninth with his song Embers.
Cyprus' Elena Tsagrinou will perform the track El Diablo in the opening slot while Senhit will close the show with Adrenalina.
- Cyprus: Elena Tsagrinou — “El Diablo”
- Albania: Anxhela Peristeri — “Karma”
- Israel: Eden Alene — “Set Me Free”
- Belgium: Hooverphonic — “The Wrong Place”
- Russia: Manizha — “Russian Woman”
- Malta: Destiny — “Je Me Casse”
- Portugal: The Black Mamba — “Love Is On My Side”
- Serbia: Hurricane — “Loco Loco”
- United Kingdom: James Newman — “Embers”
- Greece: Stefania — “Last Dance”
- Switzerland: Gjon’s Tears — “Tout l’univers”
- Spain: Blas Cantó — “Voy a quedarme”
- Moldova: Natalia Gordienko — “Sugar”
- Germany: Jendrik — “I Don’t Feel Hate”
- Finland: Blind Channel — “Dark Side”
- Bulgaria: VICTORIA — “Growing Up Is Getting Old”
- Lithuania: The Roop — “Discoteque”
- Ukraine: Go_A — “SHUM”
- France: Barbara Pravi — “Voilà”
- Azerbaijan: Efendi — “Mata Hari”
- Norway: TIX — “Fallen Angel”
- The Netherlands: Jeangu Macrooy — “Birth of a New Age”
- Italy: Måneskin — “Zitti E Buoni”
- Sweden: Tusse — “Voices”
- San Marino: Senhit — “Adrenalina” (feat. Flo Rida)
Iceland qualified despite its entry, Daoi og Gagnamagnio, being forced to pull out of performing in the live shows after a positive Covid-19 test.
The quirky dance-pop band had been due to perform their song 10 Years during the second semi-final.
Their song remains in the competition and their rehearsal performance, recorded on the stage on May 13, was shown during the semi-final.
What time is Eurovision 2021 on?
Eurovision 2021 will begin at 8pm on Saturday, May 22 in the UK.
Coverage will start on BBC One at 8pm and finish at 11.45pm.
How does voting in Eurovision work?
Viewers cast their votes by telephone, SMS or using the official app.
Each national spokesperson from the participating countries will then reveal the points of their professional jury.
After the juries scores, the televoting points from all participating countries will be combined, providing one score for each song.
These televoting results will then be announced by the presenters.
Who is presenting Eurovision in 2021?
The Eurovision Song Contest 2021 will be hosted by Chantal Janzen, Edsilia Rombley, Jan Smit and Nikkie de Jager (better known as NikkieTutorials).
Chantal Janzen is a famous singer, actress and presenter, Edsilia Rombley a presenter, singer and two-time Eurovision participant, Jan Smit is a successful singer, presenter and Eurovision commentator for the Netherlands and Nikkie de Jager is a professional hair and makeup artist and beauty guru with over 13 million subscribers on YouTube.
Graham Norton will return to commentating on the show for UK viewers.
