Shortly after Lena had been declared the winner of the 2010 Eurovision Song Contest, the EBU released the results of the two semi-finals.
Belgium and Turkey won their respective semi-finals, while Finland just missed out, finishing only three points behind Moldova in eleventh place on Tuesday. Sweden only missed out in the second semi-final, receiving only five points less than Cyprus. Latvia and Switzerland both finished last, Michael von der Heide could only muster two points.
First Semi-Final Results
1st) Belgium – 167
2nd) Greece – 133
3rd) Iceland – 123
4th) Portugal – 89
5th) Serbia – 79
6th) Albania – 76
7th) Russia – 74
8th) Bosnia & Herzegovina – 59
9th) Belarus – 59
10th) Moldova – 52
11th) Finland – 49
12th) Malta – 45
13th) Poland – 44
14th) Estonia – 39
15th) FYR Macedonia – 37
16th) Slovakia – 24
17th) Latvia – 11
Second Semi-Final Results
1st) Turkey – 118
2nd) Azerbaijan – 113
3rd) Georgia – 106
4th) Romania – 104
5th) Denmark – 101
6th) Armenia – 83
7th) Ukraine – 77
8th) Israel – 71
9th) Ireland – 67
10th) Cyprus – 67
11th) Sweden – 62
12th) Lithuania – 44
13th) Croatia – 33
14th) The Netherlands – 29
15th) Bulgaria – 19
16th) Slovenia – 6
17th) Switzerland – 2
