The seven Eurovision countries who scored even less points than UK
The UK may have scored zero from the public in Eurovision 2025, but other countries fared worse as the night went on.
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Eurovision fans say UK act Remember Monday had 'perfect response' to 0 points
The UK's Remember Monday took to the stage at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Switzerland, and despite receiving 88 points from the jury, they got 0 points from the public
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As Austria revels in their Eurovision Song Contest victory, the UK's Remember Monday remain upbeat despite receiving zero points from the public vote. The girl band graced the stage at St Jakobshalle in Basel, Switzerland, alongside 25 other acts, vying for the coveted trophy in its 69th year.
Singers Lauren Byrne, Holly-Anne Hull and Charlotte Steele seemed to be on a promising trajectory when they garnered 88 points from the jury votes for their song 'What The Hell Just Happened'. However, their aspirations were dashed when they failed to secure a single point from the public vote, resulting in an overall 19th place out of a possible 26.
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Yet fans praised their "perfect response" to the 'nul points' outcome, as they were spotted brushing off the disappointment with a smile and savouring the experience. The trio could be seen laughing, raising their hands, and standing up, while the hall burst into applause.
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One supporter shared the moment on X, writing: "Well done girls. The perfect response."
Another showed their support, stating: "I am sorry but that is actually criminal. Outrageous. I'm so upset for Remember Monday but that is Eurovision. Ahhhh well. We had a lovely time and the girls were phenomenal."
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Another chimed in: "Such a shame. They were really good."
Some pointed out that the UK has received 0 points two years in a row, with one remarking: "Hey, don't worry! It's just because you left the EU. Please come back."
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Another user stated: "UK turned into a very unlikeable place - that is just a fact unfortunately."
A further user added: "And this is why the public shouldn't be allowed to vote."
Austria's JJ was declared as last night's victor with his performance of Wasted Love, while the controversial Israeli entrant came in second.
Article continues belowUpon receiving the trophy, the singer Johannes Pietsch expressed: "I want to thank my entire family, my entire team, thank you so much for making my dreams come true. And especially to you Europe, thank you for making my dreams come true.Viewers took to social media to share their thoughts, with one saying on X: "Thank f**k for that!
Well done Austria. " Another echoed: "Phew, well done Austria. "However, many Brits still consider Remember Monday to be their winners, with one stating: "Oh girls. You smashed it. That was stunning and your joy on stage was infectious. So loved it. You're our winners. "
In agreement, another said: "Didn't they. Loved it. Defo best so far. Could be biased. "A final user lamented: "Our girls were robbed. Crazy public voting. Zero points for us and Switzerland. Two of the best songs.".
 — Austrians were getting ready Sunday to welcome back home and celebrate classically trained singer JJ, who won the 69th Eurovision Song Contest for their country with “Wasted… %23eurovision)
