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At least we didn't come last! Engelbert Humperdinck avoids finishing bottom as Sweden races to victory

dailymail.co.uk (11 months and 27 days ago)

May 27, 2012

For a while it looked as if he could be in for an embarrassing last place finish but luckily Engelbert Humperdinck managed to avoid total humiliation tonight.The 76-year-old crooner opened the 57th Eurovision Song Contest 2012 in Baku, Azerbaijan with a performance of his ballad Love Will Set You Free and although he had hoped to break the curse of opening acts failing to win, unfortunately it just wasn't his night. full story

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Eurovision prize goes to Denmark, but real winner is Swedish host

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At least we didn't come last! Engelbert Humperdinck avoids finishing bottom as Sweden races to victory

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