6 April: The latest My Eurovision Scoreboard rankings!

We’re back with our brand new feature courtesy of the team at the My Eurovision Scoreboard smartphone application! It’s time to bring you this week’s look at the views of their community members. Trust us, this is the ranking to keep track of… the app has been downloaded over 100,000 times! Now, it’s time to see how things have changed over the last seven days…

What is My Eurovision Scoreboard?

For those who are newcomers to the app, My Eurovision Scoreboard is the ultimate rankings app for the Eurovision Song Contest with more than 100,000 members in total. Listen to the songs, interactively rank them via the app and share your results with your friends and with the My Eurovision Scoreboard community. The fun doesn’t stop there, as you can also rank every national final and every contest this decade!

Click below to download the app for free right now from the Apple iOS store or the Google Play store!

Visualise the latest rankings!

As we move into April, the team at My Eurovision Scoreboard have created a new special recap video for you! The statistics in this video are correct as of 04 April. Check out the video below! You can see our full statistical breakdown further down this article.

Analysing this week’s statistics

With the addition of more than 1,000 new sets of rankings, and many users inevitably editing their rankings, we can see some changes between the rankings recorded last weekend and from this weekend. More than 17,400 people have now allocated their points in the My Eurovision Scoreboard app this year and it is the most representative fan ranking out there!

• 🇦🇲 First up we have Srbuk from Armenia who continues her charge towards the top ten. By passing France and Portugal this week, Armenia is the only country to climb multiple places in the community chart! Furthermore, outside of the top 7, Armenia is just one of three nations to increase their points total by more than 2,000 points over the past seven days.
• 🇮🇸 🇦🇿 Iceland has also achieved this feat, and climbs into the top 10 as a result! They have passed Azerbaijan who, despite being the third of those three non-top 7 nations to increase their total by 2,000 points, lose a position. Nevertheless, both Iceland and Azerbaijan will be looking to overtake Sweden who is gaining points at a significantly slower rate ahead of them.
• 🇦🇺 Australia has climbed a place, pushing themselves into the top 20 and Estonia’s Victor Crone out of it. Kate is the lowest-placed artist to have increased their points total by more than 1,000 points and is closing in on 19th-placed Romania as a result!
• 🇬🇷 🇲🇹 🇧🇾 Finally, we must shout out to Greece, Malta and Belarus once again who are continuing to gain more points than all of the nations surrounding them in their respective positions in the table. These three are definitely the entries with consistent momentum as we approach Tel Aviv.

Latest community rankings

These are the My Eurovision Scoreboard community rankings as recorded from the app at 9pm CEST on 6 April. Here is your chance to look at how many points each country has added to their scores, and how many positions each entry has gained or lost since our last update which used statistics recorded on 30 March.

We recommend viewing the table below on a desktop computer.

Stay tuned for weekly updates!

Make sure to check back each week for a unique look at who the Eurovision fan community are rating… or not! Which countries are moving up the rankings? Who are the biggest climbers and fallers? You’ll find out everything right here. Next week, we’ll take a closer look at the semi-final leaderboards too!

Previous editions of the My Eurovision Scoreboard feature

• 30 March 2019
• 23 March 2019
• 16 March 2019