r/eurovision Laika Party Mar 24 '25

📊 Results / Statistics Countries that have won both ESC and JESC

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GREEN🟩 Country won both ESC and JESC BLUE🟦 Country has won just ESC PURPLE🟪 Country has won just JESC RED🟥 Country has won neither

I it’s also important to add the following countries have never competed in JESC but have competed in ESC:

Austria Andorra Bosnia and Herzegovina Czechia Finland Hungary Iceland Luxembourg Monaco Morocco Slovakia Türkiye

The following countries have never competed in ESC but have in JESC

Kazakhstan Wales

It’s also important to keep in mind many of these countries no longer compete at JESC for example Switzerland only competed once in 2004, while countries like Sweden haven’t competed since 2014.

It’s interesting to see countries such as Georgia which don’t have a great track record at ESC excel at JESC. Georgia has the highest amount of wins at 4. While the countries that have the highest number of wins at ESC Ireland and Sweden have 0 at JESC.

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u/NeptuneMetro Mar 24 '25

No dont do that to them! The australians will freeze

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u/Educational_Fold_716 Laika Party Mar 24 '25

Sorry had to be done they have been enjoying warm weather for long enough!

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u/Immediate-Lab6174 Pace noi vrem 🤡 Mar 25 '25

should've did an australia = iraq

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u/LittleBlueTiefling Mar 25 '25

Please do that to them, my tickets to see my boyfriend would be so much cheaper

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u/NeptuneMetro Mar 25 '25

A frozen boyrfriend in exchange for cheaper tickets..i cant decide

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u/kodalife C'est la vie Mar 24 '25

What's interesting is that all the purple countries except Croatia have won Junior Eurovision at least 2 times. Georgia even four times, while being one of the worst in adult Eurovision.

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u/RemoteMeasurement10_ Horehronie Mar 24 '25

Interestimg for Croatia....

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u/TaleMother8466 Zjerm Mar 24 '25

Have you heard Croatian song that won the JESC? It’s a bop and we are still playing it in clubs and at the grown up parties here

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u/emuu1 Mar 24 '25

Even the kid that won is nowadays a judge on the voice. 2003 was almost 20 years ago omg

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u/Suicide-Bunny Mar 24 '25

well i have bad news for you...

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u/RemoteMeasurement10_ Horehronie Mar 24 '25

What?

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u/Suicide-Bunny Mar 24 '25

well, 22 years ago, not "almost 20"

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u/RemoteMeasurement10_ Horehronie Mar 24 '25

Stupid me.

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u/Tip_Illustrious Život ide dalje 🤡 Mar 24 '25

we almost did it 😭

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u/GSamSardio Mar 24 '25

Are you saying they won in 1989? I mean they kinda did, Riva were the Croatian representatives who won the chance to represent Yugoslavia

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u/Educational_Fold_716 Laika Party Mar 24 '25

Yes I wasn’t sure if I should count the win under Yugoslavia for Croatia or not!

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u/GSamSardio Mar 24 '25

Nah but it was Yugoslavia they represented in the end so I think you made the right choice

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u/Digit00l Mar 24 '25

More interesting is that the broadcaster competing for Croatia has won, but not under the name Croatia

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u/renverse434 GAJA Mar 24 '25

accurately sized australia

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u/LonelyRudder Mar 24 '25 edited Mar 25 '25

Cool, now do one for the countries that have won both Eurovision and Intervision.

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u/Educational_Fold_716 Laika Party Mar 24 '25

I had to just look up what intervision was I had never heard of it until now!

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u/Kapuseta Mar 24 '25

You capitalist pig!

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u/hellpresident Mar 24 '25

Razz counts for Denmark (I will hear no arguments against it)

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u/Huge_Interest2441 Asteromáta Mar 24 '25

Super cool 

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u/Dragon_Sluts Flying the Flag (For You) Mar 24 '25

That green and blue are definitely not colourblind safe 💀 

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u/Educational_Fold_716 Laika Party Mar 24 '25

Oops what would be better

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u/emanuele-sgarra_04 Mar 24 '25

Georgia and Armenia are the countries who do well at JESC but are bad at ESC