Israel wins Eurovision 2018 while UK's SuRie finishes 24th

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Early bookies' favourite Netta Barzilai claimed victory following a dramatic night of voting.

https://youtu.be/6oSQ9etFKSc

Austria was at the top of the leaderboard following the jury vote with Israel, Sweden, Germany and Cyprus all still in with a chance of victory, but the viewer vote changed the result entirely.

https://youtu.be/84LBjXaeKk4

There were boos in the stadium when it was revealed that Australia finished at the bottom of the viewer vote with just 9 points. And Sweden's chances were ruined when they received just 21 points from the viewers.

Ukraine and Italy, who had both fared poorly with the juries, were catapulted to the left hand side of the leaderboard, while Austria and Germany had their hopes dashed when they received fewer public votes.

It all came down to the final two - Israel and Cyprus - and it was Netta's chicken clucking anthem, TOY, that won the viewer vote.

Where did the United Kingdom finish at Eurovision 2018?

The United Kingdom's SuRie finished in 24th place, despite a respectable result in the viewer vote following an incident with a stage invader.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dmlXBBC6J8

A man snatched the microphone from the singer during her performance and is understood to have been taken into police custody.

What did the final Eurovision leaderboard look like?

Israel's Netta was the clear winner with 529 points while Cyprus’ Eleni Foureira, who had been tipped to storm to victory, had to settle for second place with 436 points.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyDTbJ4wenY

Austria's Cesar shocked bookies and viewers alike with his third place finish, while Germany's Michael Schulte and Italy’s Ermal Meta and Fabrizio Moro placed fourth and fifth.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8Yvzo1puoE

The Czech Republic, Sweden, Estonia, Denmark and Moldova rounded out the Top Ten.

Ireland, who had been tipped to finish within the Top Ten following a strong surge in the betting, had to settle for 16th place with 133 points.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QD1cQ2wZ1dk

There was disappointment for former X Factor UK runner-up Saara Aalto, who finished second from the bottom of the leaderboard with just 46 points.

And the wooden spoon went to host country Portugal, who found themselves in last place with just 39 points.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_phbQKw_gAw&list=PLbs-Pk9dtKb__mebyJnKsZVsboaqqBt0i