The Top 5: Baby Lasagna with best Eurovision 2024 odds

Shirley Pulis Xerxen May 10, 2024

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Croatian Baby Lasagna is the hot favourite for the Eurovision final, and it’s creating quite a buzz! “Rim Tim Tagi Dim” wasn’t even supposed to be in the running at Croatia’s Dora event. It all happened because another singer, Zsa Zsa, had to pull out last minute. Baby Lasagna’s performance is a crazy mix of rock and techno that somehow just works. The song tackles a serious topic but keeps things fun and engaging. Croatia’s entry currently leads with a 41% chance of winning, suggesting strong confidence among bettors.

Right behind Baby Lasagna is Israel’s Eden Golan with “Hurricane,” sitting pretty as the second favourite with a 26% chance of winning. Eden’s powerhouse vocals and the emotional punch of her song set her apart. She’s one of the few belting out a ballad this year, amidst all the pop and comedy acts. If she delivers live like she does on record, she’s sure to make a lasting impression. Israel’s entry has a 22% chance of winning.

Switzerland’s Nemo and his song “The Code” are holding strong in third place with an 11% chance of victory. Mixing rap, drum & bass, and space opera sounds like a recipe for chaos, but somehow Switzerland makes it work. It’s bold, in-your-face, and just the right amount of intense to keep you hooked. “The Code” is given an 11% chance of winning, with odds ranging from 6 to 8.5.

Down the line in fourth place is France’s Slimane with “Mon Amour,” bringing that classic French charm we are used to. Slimane’s raw vocals and emotional delivery hit all the right notes, even if he’s not leading the pack in the odds with a 6% chance of lifting the crystal microphone. It’s quality music that speaks for itself, and sometimes that’s all you need to make an impact.

Clinching the final spot in the top 5 of the Eurovision 2024 odds is Ireland’s Bambie Thug with “Doomsday Blue”. The Emerald Isle has finally decided to throw a bit of pizzazz into the Eurovision mix! Bambie’s entry is much more than a song, it’s a full-on Ouija-Pop spell. Win or lose, they’re the talk of the town. The song is given a 4% chance to win.

Every year, the world collectively holds its breath as countries battle it out on stage with a mix of heartfelt ballads, catchy pop tunes, and the occasional entry that leaves you scratching your head in confusion. So, grab your popcorn, settle in for a night of glittery madness, and let the Eurovision extravaganza begin!