Eurovision: Can’t go to “displacement” or final from Napa? Here’s what betting houses say
On the seven -year day after Salvador Sobral won in Eurovision, the Portugal festival is reunited. This mission is very difficult this on Tuesday, according to the Napa struggle and betting houses for a place in the final.
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Portugal will take the Eurovision stage this Tuesday. The Mediran Group has a difficult mission to deal with the false representation of Portugal in Napa betting houses. According to the platform Eurovision world“Displacement”, the Portuguese song is in the competition, which is away from persuasive.
In the first semifinals of the competition this Tuesday, Basel, Switzerland, Portugal, appeared in the last place of the table: occupied 15th place. Napa is in a difficult situation, since the 10th guarantee of voting until the end of Saturday 17th. According to the site, the Portuguese song is 15% for the final.
At the normal level, the scenario is no longer promoted. In the global ranking of the Eurovision world, the platform for connecting many bookmakers, 34th in 37 countries in Portugal, in which Portuguese admission to the Portuguese admission in March 28th. There are only Georgia, Montenegro and Croatia under Portugal.
The weak confidence of betting homes does not take the Madiran group. Napa added congratulations to social networks, especially on Tictok. The lyrics of the song surprised all those who seem to be “displacement”. Last week, the version of this song was shared by Eurovision winner Salvador Sobral in 2017.
Portugal works seventh place The semifinals tonightIt will be live on RTP from 20:00. Along with Napa, Iceland, Poland, Slovenia, Estonia, Ukraine, Sweden, Norway, Belgium, Azerbaijan, St. Marino, Albania, Netherlands, Croatia and Cyprus representatives.
Interestingly, those who bet to win the festival are Loun from Switzerland with Portuguese-Brazilian roots.
Seven years later after Salvador Sobral
Exactly seven years ago, on May 13, 2017, the Salvador Sobral was the first success of Portugal at the Eurovision Song Festival, with the song “Love By Dooys”. At the time, Portuguese seemed to be a success in the finalist betting homes, which could win 40%. He was able to violate the criteria of the festival – more enthusiastic songs along with choreography and shiny scenes – his sister, Luusa Sobral sang a song, Salvador, alone, on the naked stage.
