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Who Survived Eurovision's Second Semi-final?

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SPOILERS Below, don’t read this of you don’t want to know the results of Eurovision’s second demi-final.

Eurovision’s Second Semi Final is over with ten more countries making it through to the final.

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Seventeen counties competed for just ten places in the final. They’ll join ten nations who passed the first semi-final and the big five nations who automatically go through to the final – host country Austria, plus our own Guy Sebastian representing Australia.

So who is out? Not making the cut were Ireland, San Marino, Malta, Czech Republic, Iceland, Switzerland and Portugal.

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The successful contestants were Lithuania, Poland, Slovenia, Sweden, Norway, Montenegro, Cyprus, Azerbaijan, Latvia (pictured)  and Israel.

They’ll join Russia, Serbia, Armenia, Belgium, Greece, Estonia, Hungary, Albania, Romania and Georgia have all qualified for the final a few days ago. The big five European countries Germany, Spain, The United Kingdom, France and Italy who don’t have to compete is the semi-finals.

Australia is a wild card entry in this year’s 60th anniversary celebrations of the competition and Guy Sebastian will take to the stage on Saturday night to represent us.

Read about the first Eurovsion semi-final here.

Graeme Watson in Vienna.

Images: Elena Volotova (EBU) Top Image, Andres Putting (EBU) Second Image. Updated: 5:30am Additional image added.

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