JO
Previews for act introduction graphics and voting info slide:
HC
Scoreboard, pretty much the same as previous years - but, really liking the graphical triangle transition to the above stage lighting aray.
RO
The theme for the Junior Eurovision has been announced as 'Share the Joy'
https://junioreurovision.tv/story/junior-eurovision-logo-slogan-share-the-joy
https://junioreurovision.tv/story/junior-eurovision-logo-slogan-share-the-joy
AG
Is that... Arial!
Previews for act introduction graphics and voting info slide:
Is that... Arial!
JO
Is that... Arial!
I believe it is just a placeholder font preparing for the actual show.
Previews for act introduction graphics and voting info slide:
Is that... Arial!
I believe it is just a placeholder font preparing for the actual show.
RO
Here’s a look at the graphics in motion from last night’s dress rehearsal:
TT
Today is Tuesday 14 May 2019. The Eurovision Song Contest 2019 First Semi-Final takes place at the Expo Tel Aviv (International Convention Center), Tel Aviv, Israel tonight, starting at 20:00 BST. The 17 countries taking part tonight, in order of appearance, will be:
Cyprus, Montenegro, Finland, Poland, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Belarus, Serbia, Belgium, Georgia, Australia, Iceland, Estonia, Portugal, Greece, San Marino.
Each of those countries will be able to vote in tonight's semi-final. Three of the six direct finalists France, Spain, and the host country Israel will also be able to vote in tonight's semi-final.
The ten highest placed countries, by a combination of jury voting and televoting, will proceed to Saturday night's Grand Final. Those ten qualifying countries will be announced in a random order just before the end of tonight's semi-final; the actual results of all 17 countries will only be revealed to the public after Saturday night's Grand Final is all over. Anyway good luck to tonight's 17 semi-finalists, may the best ten qualify to Saturday night's Grand Final.
Cyprus, Montenegro, Finland, Poland, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Belarus, Serbia, Belgium, Georgia, Australia, Iceland, Estonia, Portugal, Greece, San Marino.
Each of those countries will be able to vote in tonight's semi-final. Three of the six direct finalists France, Spain, and the host country Israel will also be able to vote in tonight's semi-final.
The ten highest placed countries, by a combination of jury voting and televoting, will proceed to Saturday night's Grand Final. Those ten qualifying countries will be announced in a random order just before the end of tonight's semi-final; the actual results of all 17 countries will only be revealed to the public after Saturday night's Grand Final is all over. Anyway good luck to tonight's 17 semi-finalists, may the best ten qualify to Saturday night's Grand Final.
NJ
Kick off is at 5pm.
5-5:45 first half
6-6:45 first half
Extra time 30 mins, that's 7:25 (ish).
For stoppages, add about 5 minutes to each half, that's 7:30 for start of penalties at the absolute latest , and it probably doesn't take 30 minutes to kick up to ten balls into the back of a net.
I'd be surprised if it gets that tight in all honesty time wise.
Neil Jones
Founding member
What happens if the FA CUP Final over-runs? What will they put on Red Button?
Kick off is at 5pm.
5-5:45 first half
6-6:45 first half
Extra time 30 mins, that's 7:25 (ish).
For stoppages, add about 5 minutes to each half, that's 7:30 for start of penalties at the absolute latest , and it probably doesn't take 30 minutes to kick up to ten balls into the back of a net.
I'd be surprised if it gets that tight in all honesty time wise.