Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 2001

Malta competed in the Eurovision Song Contest 2001 in Copenhagen, Denmark. The Maltese entry was selected through the Malta Song for Europe contest, where the winner was Fabrizio Faniello with the song "Another Summer Night".

Eurovision Song Contest 2001
Country Malta
National selection
Selection processMalta Song for Europe 2001
7/8 Jury
1/8 Televoting
Selection date(s)2/3 February 2001
Selected entrantFabrizio Faniello
Selected song"Another Summer Night"
Finals performance
Final result9th, 48 points
Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest
◄2000 2001 2002►

Before Eurovision

Malta Song for Europe 2001

The final was held on 2 and 3 February 2001 at the Mediterranean Conference Centre in Valletta, hosted by Louise Tedesco, Claire Fabri and Antonella Vassallo. The winner was chosen by an "expert" jury (7/8) & televoting (1/8).[1]

Draw Artist Song Songwriter(s) Jury Televote Total Place
1 Ira Losco "We'll Ride The Wind" Doris Chetcuti, Dominic Galea 41 9 50 11
2 Fiona Cauchi "All I Need" Fiona Cuachi, Rene Mamo 54 11 65 8
3 Ira Losco "Spellbound" Gerard James Borg, Philip Vella 104 18 122 2
4 Olivia Lewis "Love Will See Me Through" Doris Chetcuti, Eugenio Schembri 66 5 71 7
5 Nadine Axisa "He's My Romeo" Philip Vella 34 3 37 16
6 Marvic Lewis "I Wanna Be The One" Doris Chetcuti, Eugenio Schembri 86 6 92 5
7 Lawrence Gray "Count On Me" Philip Vella, Paul Abela 104 12 116 3
8 Karen Polidano "Nothing I Can Do" Joe Julian Farrugia, Rene Mamo 45 1 46 13
9 Ira Losco "Deep Inside My Heart" Paul Zammit Cutajar, Ira Losco 55 4 59 9
10 Lawrence Gray "A Song in My Life" Ray Agius 64 14 78 6
11 Olivia Lewis "Hold Me Now" Doris Chetcuti, Eugenio Schembri 50 2 52 10
12 Julie Zahra "Eternity" Joe Julian Farrugia, Rene Mamo 39 10 49 12
13 Michelle Farrugia "Why Now" Vine Pulo 32 7 39 15
14 Ira Losco "Don't Give Up" Ray Agius 77 16 93 4
15 Tarcisio Barbara "My Three Minute Song" Alfred C. Sant, Tarcisio Barbara 37 8 45 14
16 Fabrizio Faniello "Another Summer Night" Georgina Abela, Paul Abela 134 20 154 1

At Eurovision

The Maltese votes were calculated through a 50/50 split in public televote held after all songs had performed and the votes of a professional jury.

At the close of the voting, Malta placed 9th in a field of 23, having received 48 points.

Points awarded to Malta
12 points 10 points 8 points 7 points 6 points
5 points 4 points 3 points 2 points 1 point

Points awarded by Malta

12 points Estonia
10 points Croatia
8 points Sweden
7 points Greece
6 points Denmark
5 points Germany
4 points Turkey
3 points United Kingdom
2 points Russia
1 point Bosnia and Herzegovina

See also

References

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