The Eurovision 2022 final will take place this Saturday, May 14, in Turin, Italy. French viewers will be able to follow the event live from 9:10 p.m.
After the two semi-finals, scheduled for Tuesday May 10 and Thursday May 12, with commentary by Laurence Boccolini on France 4/Culturebox, the final will be offered live on France 2, on Saturday from 9 p.m. On this occasion, Laurence Boccolini will be joined by Stéphane Bern on commentary.
About forty countries hope to succeed the Italians of the Måneskin group, winners last year. Among these countries is notably France, which although automatically qualified as a member of the “Big Five”, has not won the musical competition since 1977.
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The tricolor hopes during this 66th edition of Eurovision will rest on Alvan & Ahez, a group formed for the occasion, and who won on March 5, during the Eurovision France program, it is you who decide! They will defend their luck with the electro rock title Fulenn, interpreted entirely in Breton.
The group is currently 11th in the ranking of bookmakers who predict a big victory for Ukraine, as well as good performances from Italy, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and even Spain.