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Malta, Armenia and Israel's entries are out now, meaning that we now know the full line-up of this year's contest:

Sweden has chosen its entry, which won the Swedish final by a landslide. As it happens, John Lundvik will be competing against himself at Eurovision, as he also co-wrote the UK entry.

Russia's entry has been revealed now. Prior to the reveal, Russia was widely regarded as the one to beat, but now that the song has been released, their winning odds are drifting, while the Netherlands' odds are shortening.

Poland and Azerbaijan's entries have been revealed, too. North Macedonia's entry coming up in about an hour.

Three more countries have revealed their entries, namely San Marino, Ireland and Austria:

Zena will represent Belarus with the song "Like It"

Duncan Laurence's entry for the contest, which will be representing the Netherlands, was just revealed. "Arcade" it is!

Switzerland will be represented by Luca Hänni and the song "She Got Me", which is British-Canadian songwriter Laurell Barker's third entry in this year's contest:

Greek entry out now: https://youtu.be/Lc_b7SlK9js

The Cypriot entry was just released. At first listen, it sounds like a weaker and more generic cousin to last year's "Fuego". https://youtu.be/ESkhPXfl4A0

Serbia will be represented by Nevena Božović and the song "Kruna". Nevena previously represented Serbia in ESC 2013, as a member of the group Moje 3.

Oto Nemsadze just won Georgian Idol, meaning that he will represent Georgia in ESC 2019. His winner's single will serve as his entry:

Five more entries have been selected tonight: