Eurovision UK’s girl group Remember Monday certainly impressed viewers with their grand finale performance on Saturday night.

The country pop band, made up of Lauren Byrne, Holly-Anne Hull and Charlotte Steele, all 30, represented the UK with their song What The Hell Just Happened?

Viewers are convinced the group will win the compeтιтion as they praised their ‘unbelievable vocals’.

While some fans are worried the UK won’t get enough points, they insisted Remember Monday’s song will be a hit regardless of the result. 

Fans on X penned: ‘IDC what the haters say or what the results will be, these girls KILLED it #Eurovision’,

‘Oh girls. you smashed it. That was stunning and your joy on that stage was infectious. So loved it. You’re our winners. #Eurovision #ESC’,

Eurovision UK’s girl group Remember Monday certainly impressed viewers with their grand finale performance on Saturday night

The country pop band, made up of Lauren Byrne, Holly-Anne Hull and Charlotte Steele, all 30, represented the UK with their song What The Hell Just Happened?

‘say all you want about this song being just a random west end number, you cannot deny that remember monday’s chemistry together on stage is immaculate they really look like they’re having the time of their lives on the #eurovision stage!’,

‘Yesssss the Remember Monday girlies smashed it they should be bloody proud of themselves #Eurovision’,

‘That was PHENOMENAL!!!! Can’t do more now!’

The UK last finished triumphant in the contest 27 years ago with the victory of Katrina and the Waves in 1997, with their track Love Shine A Light. 

Remember Monday first gained prominence after appearing on The Voice UK in 2019 and have also had careers in theatre.

Remember Monday was dealt an unfortunate blow just hours ahead of the grand final. 

Theories began flying that they might take home the trophy at the 69th iteration of the annual contest in Basel, Switzerland – which would be the UK’s first win since 1997.

Despite their high-energy routine, it appeared the odds were not in their favour as they were more likely to finish in last place than first, according to Ladbrokes.

Viewers are convinced the group will win the compeтιтion as they praised their ‘unbelievable vocals’

While some fans are worried the UK won’t get enough points, they insisted Remember Monday’s song will be a hit regardless of the result

In a crushing blow to their chances of success, they were ranked at just 66/1 to take home the trophy by bookies, with nine other countries soaring ahead of them.

Their odds of coming in last place are much closer at just 3/1, while the chance of them scoring ‘nul points’ was ranked at 12/1.

Alex Apati of Ladbrokes said: ‘Remember Monday need nothing short of a miracle to cause an upset in Switzerland tonight, if the latest odds are anything to go by.’

Remember Monday said prior to the final that if they suffered the same fate as 2024 entrant Olly Alexander, they have decided that everyone on their team will have to get the abbreviation of their song, WTHJH?, tattooed somewhere on their body.

‘If we get top five or above, every single person on our team has to get WTHJH tattooed on their body,’ they said on Instagram.

‘We won’t take no for an answer. Can I get a hell yeah? 

‘It’s happening, it’s happening. It’s got to happen. Or if we come ᴅᴇᴀᴅ last, nil points. That is also worth a tattoo.’

The band confirmed their bid for Eurovision when they appeared as guests on The Scott Mills Breakfast Show on BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds.

Remember Monday, who left fans impressed with their performance during the semi-finals, was dealt an unfortunate blow just hours ahead of the grand final 

Despite their high-energy routine, the odds were not in their favour as they were more likely to finish in last place than first, according to Ladbrokes

After weeks of waiting, Scott broke the news, saying: ‘It ain’t a Eurovision entry until I say it is. 

‘I am so ready to get behind the act that is representing us and I know you’re going to adore them. They are genuinely brilliant and really lovely.’

The song, which is out now, is an upbeat pop track full of energy, excitement and drama and was co-written by Billen Ted (Tom Hollings and Sam Brennan), Thomas Stengaard and Julie ‘Kill J’ Aagaard.

BRIT Award nominees, Billen Ted, have worked with Little Mix, Anne Marie, MNEK and Armin van Buuren to name a few.

Eurovision’s Grand Final running order in full 

FIRST HALF 

1. Norway – Kyle Alessandro, Lighter 

2. Luxembourg – Laura Thorn, La Poupee Monte Le Son 

3. Estonia – Tommy Cash, Espresso Macchiato 

4. Israel – Yuval Raphael, New Day Will Rise 

5. Lithuania – Katarsis, Tavo Akys 

6. Spain – Melody, ESA DIVA 

7. Ukraine – Ziferblat, Bird of Pray 

8. United Kingdom – Remember Monday, What The Hell Just Happened? 

9. Austria – JJ, Wasted Love 

10. Iceland – VAEB, ROA 

11. Latvia – Tautumeitas, Bur Man Laimi 

12. Netherlands – Claude, C’est La Vie

13. Finland – Erika Vikman, ICH KOMME 

SECOND HALF 

14. Italy – Lucio Corsi, Volevo Essere Un Duro 

15. Poland – Justyna Steczkowska, GAJA 

16. Germany – Abor & Tynna, Baller 

17. Greece – Klavdia, Asteromata 

18. Armenia – PARG, SURVIVOR 

19. Switzerland – Zoe Me, Voyage 

20. Malta – Miriana Conte, SERVING 

21. Portugal – NAPA, Deslocado 

22. Denmark – Sissal, Hallucination 

23. Sweden – KAJ, Bara Bada Bastu 

24. France – Louane, maman 

25. San Marino – Gabry Ponte, Tutta L’Italia 

26. Albania – Shkodra Elektronike, Zjerm