At this weekend we will witness that there will be six more entries for Lisbon. The host country Portugal will have it’s Grand Final on Sunday night to determine the host entry 2018. Highly expected are also the other national finals in Estonia, Iceland, Finland, Poland and San Marino. 

At this weekend we will witness that there will be six more entries for Lisbon. The host country Portugal will have it’s Grand Final on Sunday night to determine the host entry 2018. Highly expected are also the other national finals in Estonia, Iceland, Finland, Poland and San Marino.

In Finland there will only be one singer Saara Aalto, who has been chosen internally to represent Finland. There are three songs to choose from for the Finns. Also interesting to see is that there will be very first national final for San Marino, which will not take place in San Marino itself, but in Bratislava, Slovakia. There will be a bunch of international singers.

Furthermore Sweden will air the Second Chance show called “Andra Chansen” and Lithuania will have another Semi Final.

Here you can watch all the shows:

• Portugal - Festival da Canção 22.15 CET (Sunday, March 4)
  Live stream: https://www.rtp.pt/play/direto/rtp1

• Estonia – Eesti Laul 20.00 CET (Saturday, March 3)
  Live stream: https://otse.err.ee/k/etv

• Iceland – Songvakeppnin 20.45 CET (Saturday, March 3)
  Live stream: https://www.ruv.is/ruv

• Poland - Krajowe Eliminacje 20.30 CET (Saturday, March 3)
  Live stream: https://eurowizja.tvp.pl/

• San Marino - 1 in 360 20.00 CET (Saturday, March 3)
  Live stream: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_f69AFJ448NOEFxujBaT7w

• Sweden – Melodifestivalen 20.00 CET (Saturday, March 3)
  Live stream: https://www.svtplay.se/genre/melodifestivalen 

• Lithuania - Eurovizijos 20.00 CET (Saturday, March 3)
  Live stream: https://www.lrt.lt/mediateka/tiesiogiai/lrt-televizija

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