Eurovision 2024 final odds and favourites to win according to the bookies

The Eurovision Song Contest returns for its 68th edition in Sweden tonight (Saturday May 11).

Thousands of music fans will fill the Malmo Arena to watch the highly-anticipated grand final. Millions will be tuning in to see the contest across the world.

Some 25 countries are set to take to the stage in hopes of winning the world's biggest music competition. Hollywood star Malin Akerman and Swedish TV star will front the coverage live from the arena.

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Meanwhile Graham Norton will offer up his usual quips and commentary to UK fans on BBC One and iPlayer.

Representing the UK this year is singer and actor Olly Alexander. He'll be performing the electro-infused track Dizzy with hopes of winning the contest. Last year's entrant, Mae Muller, finished second-to-last, scoring just 24 points for I Wrote A Song.

However, according to the bookies, Croatia's Baby Lasagne are the favourites to win this year - followed by Israel's Eden Golan and Switzerland's Nemo.

The UK's chances of winning are 150/1, according to the latest odds from Ladbrokes. Read on for a full breakdown of the latest odds...