OGAE Second Chance Contest 2010

OGAE Second Chance Contest 2010
Host broadcaster	OGAE Denmark
Venue	Copenhagen, Denmark
Winning song	Sweden "Kom"
Voting system
Each jury awards 1–8, 10, and 12 points to their ten favourite songs
Number of entries	22
Debuting countries	Armenia  Azerbaijan  Bulgaria (as Rest of the World)
Returning countries	Cyprus  Germany  Malta  Russia
Withdrawing countries	Andorra  Estonia  Moldova  Netherlands  Slovakia
Nul points	Azerbaijan
OGAE Second Chance Contest
◄2009        2011►

The 2010 OGAE Second Chance Contest was the 24rd OGAE Second Chance Contest, organised between members of international Eurovision Song Contest fan club OGAE to select the best song not to make it to the Eurovision Song Contest through their national finals. The contest was held in Copenhagen, Denmark after Hera Björk won the 2009 Contest for Denmark with "Someday".^[1]

23 countries took part in the contest — Armenia, Azerbaijan and Bulgaria (as the entry for OGAE Rest of the World) took part for the first time, with Germany, Malta and Russia, all returning after missing last year's contest, and Cyprus, for the first time since 2000, competing as well. However, Andorra, Estonia, Moldova, the Netherlands and Slovakia withdrew from the contest.^[1]

The results of OGAE Second Chance Contest 2010 were announced by OGAE Denmark on 31 October at 3pm CET over a live Internet stream. Sweden's Timoteij were the winners of the contest with "Kom", giving Sweden their 13th win in the contest. 2nd place went to Denmark's Bryan Rice and 3rd place went to Portugal's Catarina Pereira. Azerbaijan came last with 0 points.^[2]

Participants

Draw	Country	Language	Artist	Song	English translation	National final	Place	Points
1	Bulgaria	English	Miro	"Twist and Tango"	—	2nd	21	1
2	Spain	Spanish	Coral Segovia	"En una vida"	In a lifetime	2nd	4	167
3	Russia	Italian	Antonello Carozza	"Senza respiro"	Breathless	8th	15	11
4	Serbia	Serbian	Emina Jahović	"Ti kvariigro" (Ти квариигро)	You party-breaker	2nd	11	64
5	Greece	Greek	Yorgos Karadimos	"Polemao"	I'm fighting	3rd	8	102
6	Macedonia	Macedonian	Darko Ilievski	"Lagi" (Лаги)	Lies	14th	18	11
7	Croatia	Croatian	Valungari	"Vol or ne vol"	To love or not to love	3rd	19	4
8	Ireland	English	Monika Ivkic	"Fashion Queen"	—	3rd	17	11
9	Slovenia	Slovene	Nina Pušlar	"Dež"	Rain	2nd	12	54
10	Malta	English	Glen Vella	"Just a Little More Love"	—	2nd	20	3
11	Portugal	Portuguese	Catarina Pereira	"Canta por mim"	Sing for me	2nd	3	203
12	Germany	English	Jennifer Braun	"I Care for You"	—	2nd	7	105
13	Armenia	English	Emmy and Mihran	"Hey (Let Me Hear You Say)"	—	2nd	16	11
14	Israel	Hebrew	Harel Skaat	"Le'an?" (לאן)	Where to?	2nd	5	161
15	Cyprus	English	Constantinos Christoforou	"Angel"	—	2nd	10	73
16	Norway	English	A1	"Don't Wanna Lose You Again"	—	2nd	6	138
17	Sweden	Swedish	Timoteij	"Kom"	Come	5th	1	267
18	Finland	Finnish	Heli Kajo	"Annankadun kulmassa"	In the corner of Anna's street	6th	9	87
19	Poland	English	Anna Cyzon	"Love Me"	—	2nd	13	24
20	Lithuania	English	Evelina Sašenko	"For This I'll Pray"	—	3rd	14	20
21	Denmark	English	Bryan Rice	"Breathing"	—	2nd	2	223
22	Azerbaijan	English	Milk & Kisses	"I Am on Fire"	—	Unplaced	22	0

Voting results

The national jury of each participating country gives their scores from 1 to 7, plus the 8, 10 and 12 points, just like in the Eurovision Song Contest.

The scores were given by the 22 participating countries, plus the national jury of 8 guest countries that didn't take part in the contest, which are Andorra, Austria, Belgium, France, Italy, Netherlands, Turkey and the United Kingdom.

		Juries
	Bulgaria	1												1
	Spain	167	10		6	10	4	4	7	10	8	12	12	4	3		7	4	6	7	5	5	3		5	8	6	6	3	10	1	1
	Russia	11										5			2									3		1
	Serbia	64			12		5	8	3		3	1			6			1	3	1		7		5	4					3		2
	Greece	103	6	3		5			4	1	12		2	3	10	1	12	3	10	5		1	2		1	2	5	1			3	10
	Macedonia	11				1																		10
	Croatia	4	4
	Ireland	11			5						6
	Slovenia	54	1	2	7		6	6	1	2			7			2		2					4			3	1	2	6	2
	Malta	3			2										1
	Portugal	203	5	10		7	8		12	7	5	6		10	12	10	4	5	7	12	6	12	8		10	12	8	4	5	6	6	6
	Germany	105		4	10	6	7	2		5	4					5	1	7		2	7	8	5	7		5	2		1		10	7
	Armenia	11			3			1					4				3
	Israel	161	8	7		8	3	3	6	4	1		3	6	7		10	6	5	8	8	6	6	8	12	4	3	7	8	7	4	3
	Cyprus	73	12	5		2	2			3	2	7	5		5	6			2	3	2		1	4	2			5	4	1
	Norway	138	2	6		3	1	5	2	8		3	6	7		7			8	4	4	3	10	2	7	10	7	12	7	4	5	5
	Sweden	267	7	12	8	12	12	12	10	12	7	2	10	8	8	12	6	10		10	12	4	12	6	3	7	12	10	12	12	7	12
	Finland	87		1		4			5					5		3		8	4		3	10	7		6		4	3		8	12	4
	Poland	24			1			7				8	1			4	2							1
	Lithuania	20										4		2			8		1		1								2		2
	Denmark	223	3	8	4		10	10	8	6	10	10	8	12	4	8	5	12	12	6	10	2		12	8	6	10	8	10	5	8	8
	Azerbaijan	0

12 points

Below is the summary of all 12 points given in the contest:

N.	Recipient nation	Voting nation
12	Sweden	Denmark, Greece, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Macedonia, Netherlands, Poland, Serbia, Spain, Turkey, United Kingdom
5	Portugal	Andorra, Armenia, Croatia, Finland, Lithuania
4	Denmark	Azerbaijan, Germany, Norway, Sweden
2	Greece	Cyprus, Slovenia
2	Spain	Malta, Portugal
1	Cyprus	Bulgaria
1	Finland	Austria
1	Israel	Belgium
1	Norway	France
1	Serbia	Russia

See also

• OGAE
• Eurovision Song Contest 2010

External links

• Official website
• Second Chance 2010

References

1. ^ ^{a b} Costa, Nelson (2010-04-05). "OGAE Second Chance on the road". Oikotimes. http://www.oikotimes.com/v2/index.php?file=articles&id=7813. Retrieved 5 April 2010. 
2. ^ OGAE SECOND CHANCE CONTEST 2010