Which countries gave the UK nul points in Eurovision 2024 - full breakdown of UK's scores

Kathryn Williams
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Olly with his huge flag at the Eurovision grand final
Olly with his huge flag at the Eurovision grand final -Credit:BBC


Eurovision 2024 is over and we have all the information about who won, where UK finished and more. In a night that saw a trouserless man emerge from a giant denim egg and France take themselves super seriously (again), UK entrant Olly Alexander didn't have a tech fail and we even picked up a few points from the jury

That's when the presenters from each country give out the points via video link. The points from the jury are then added to the audience votes at home. After all the jury votes were counted, Switzerland was storming ahead with 365 points.

But sadly Olly received zero audience points giving him a total of 46 points from the jury vote plus the audience vote. After the audience vote, the overall winner was Switzerland.

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Who gave UK nul points?

Ukraine

Luxembourg

Azerbijan

San Marino

Malta

Croatia

Albania

Czechia

Israel

Denmark

Norway

Germany

Armenia

Slovenia

Georgia

Moldova

Greece

Estonia

Netherlands

Austria

France

Italy

Finland

Poland

Cyprus

Who gave us points?

Australia - 4

Spain - 2

Switzerland - 3

Portugal - 4

Belgium - 6

Iceland - 8

Latvia - 3

Ireland - 4

Serbia - 4

Sweden 8

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