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30 January 2025 15:10by Ткачева Дарья

Bookmakers have revised the odds for the winner of Ukraine's national selection for "Eurovision 2025", with the group Ziferblat and their song Bird of Pray now the main contenders for victory.

Change of leader in the ratings

Until recently, Masha Kondratenko, performing the track No Time to Cry, was considered the favourite, but the latest forecasts indicate a shift in interest from the audience and experts towards Ziferblat.

Who will ultimately represent Ukraine on the international stage will be revealed during the final of the national selection.

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Favourites change for Ukraine's Eurovision 2025 national selection

Change of leader in the ratings

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