With the Eurovision semi's out of the way and the line up revealed we can finally get down to the business of the proper Eurovision competition!

Norway is still clinging on to its lead as the outright favourite and a recent price drop on Alexander Rybak is probably due to his favourable position in the running order on the night. The best odds on the market are 10/11 from bookmaker Boylesports for the Norwegian violin wielding sensation to take the outright Eurovision Victory.

Greece's Eurovision entry Sakis Rouvas has also seen his price shorten after an impressive performance and the Greeks are in very good shape to pull off a win here. Greece Eurovision betting is always very popular and the 5/1 Bet365 odds represent very good value.

Turkey's 2009 Eurovision entry Hadise remains at 12/1 with Stan James.She'll need an incredible performance and lots of votes from male fans (which is likely) if she's going to have a chance at winning. The UK tend to give Turkey the full 12 points but they'll need a few more to win. Interestingly you can, and should, back Turkey to finish top without Norway at odds of 11/2 from Boylesports.

Bosnia & Herzegovina's Eurovision odds have dropped slightly in the past 24 hours and they are now listed alongside the UK and Azerbaijan at around 16/1 with Ladbrokes. Jade Ewen, the UK's entry was listed at 18/1 not long ago and her odds seem to be shortening thanks to a surge in attention and popularity on home soil. England haven't had a really solid Eurovision pick for a while and she looks to be a bit ahead of the game here. Jade Ewen's best odds are from Expekt at 12/1.

The Germans, and secret weapon Dita von Teese remain a long shot and I'm not sure they pose any threat to win the competition, however you can back them to finish last at a very tempting 10/1 from Bet365.