Everything that happened in the Eurovision final- Where three Albanians arrived at this year's song festival

They have completed all votes at the Eurovision 2018 song contest, where the winner has been declared Israel by 529 points.

It's the fourth time this country wins in Eurosong.

Cyprus with its Albanian representative, Eleni Fouuriera, has managed to take second place, with 436 points. Albania has remained in 11th position with 184 votes, Periscopi reports.

Italy, with Albanian Ermal Meta, has placed fifth with 308 votes.

Albania has given the maximum score at Eurovision to Italy, representing Ermal Meta, as well as Albanian. Italy, on the other hand, has given it zero points.

While 10 points have been given to Cyprus, the state represented by Albanian Eleni Fouriera.

We remember that three Albanians attended this song festival tonight.

An unmarked incident occurred last night during the Eurovision final.

When Surie, the singer representing Great Britain, was performing her song, a fan got on stage and took the microphone out of his hand.

He took the microphone in his hand and shouted:

For the British media Nazis, we seek freedom! ”

He was immediately accompanied by security guards. While his shirt was written “The works of the British state mafia: British media”, while below “

It seems the fan is in the rapper that aspires greatly and surprisingly Albanian from origin.

His name is Constantine, known as Dr. A.C.

This is not the first time he's interrupted a live event and for this has become a television icon in the minds of Britons.

The winner of this festival emerged Israeli representative Netta Barazilaj, who had been the favourite since the beginning of the semi-final nights.

As is tradition, the singer who receives the first prize performs once again after she receives the prize.

After the song had ended, Netta had started backstage, and for a moment she slipped down the stairs, but fortunately everything went through her injuries.

We remember that in “Eurovision” this year three Albanians were participants, Eugent Bushpepa, who represented Albania and took the 11th place, Italy's Eleni Fouureira representative, who ranked second, as well as Italy's Ermal Meta representative, who took fifth place.