The running order for the final of the 69th Eurovision Song Contest, set to take place on Saturday, has been announced. It was disclosed late Thursday evening that Portugal, represented by NAPA with their song ‘Deslocado,’ will perform in the 21st position.
The allocation of performances between the first and second halves of the final was determined by a draw, after which the organizers assigned positions, placing Portugal between Malta and Denmark.
“It’s official: we will perform in 21st place in the grand final this Saturday!” announced RTP.
“Mark your calendar, prepare your flag, and join us in supporting this song that is so much ours! Let’s show Europe that Portugal is very much present,” the network added on social media.
The final will open with a performance by Norway, followed by Luxembourg, Estonia, Israel, Lithuania, Spain, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, Austria, Iceland, Latvia, the Netherlands, Finland, Italy, Poland, Germany, Greece, Armenia, Switzerland, Malta, Portugal, Denmark, Sweden, France, and San Marino, with Albania closing the event.
The band NAPA secured their spot in the final with ‘Deslocado’ after advancing from the semi-final held last Tuesday.
Watch (or rewatch) Portugal’s performance:
The 2025 Eurovision Song Contest is set to take place between May 13 and 17 in Basel, Switzerland, following Nemo’s victory with ‘The Code’ in last year’s edition.
