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Australia Backed from 50/1 into 7/1 for Eurovision with Delta Goodrem Confirmed Australia have been backed from 50/1 into 7/1 to win Eurovision having actually called Delta Goodrem as their entry for the 2026 contest. The 41-year-old is one of Australia's bestselling popstars, and her selection represents something of a shift for the nation, who've mostly named lesser-known artists for Eurovision. Goodrem signed her first record offer at the age of 15, with her launching album going on to end up being the second-highest selling Australian album. The singer will carry out 'Eclipse' in Vienna, a song she states "actually has to do with alignment and whatever working ... because one minute. It's type of wonderful when it occurs." Australia's relocation in the marketplace is among a number of big rate modifications of late, with Finland now clear favourites. bet365's Steve Freeth said: "With numerous national winners now revealed there have been different lobbyists in the Outright market - which will be additional impacted when the behemoth Swedish Melodifestivalen reaches its climax this Saturday. "Finland have actually seen considerable assistance, shortening from an opening price of 16/1 into their present chances of 9/4. In regards to stakes, Finland have taken more than a quarter of the whole market with 26.2% ahead of Greece (19.1%), Denmark (14.4%) and Australia (5.3%). "Their entry, 'Liekinheitin' by Linda Lampenius and Pete Parkkonen, has clearly caught the creativity of bet365 clients. While thought about a credible contender and a worthy favourite at this stage, there's a feeling that it might be a bit too enthusiastic with its ideas, possibly leading to staging concerns. "Denmark are likewise strong in the market at 5/1, having opened at 20/1. Soren Torpegaard Lund's tune is 'For vi gar hjem'.