Despite her great performance, Emma Muscat, representing Malta in the Eurovision Song Contest 2022, has not managed to qualify for the grand final on Saturday coming.  Emma gave a great performance this evening, with her song, ‘I Am What I Am’. However, it was not enough to qualify her. Emma Muscat sang in sixth place in tonight’s 2nd round of the semi-finals, live in Turin, Italy.

Ironically, Australia has managed to qualify for the Grand Final. We say ironically as Australia is not even in Europe! Although this is explained here, we still can not comprehend why Australia can compete in this contest.

Last year, @Destiny represented Malta. We threw in a few reports which you can check out here.

It is a shame that Malta will not be in the finals on Saturday but we are sure that Malta Eurovision fans will still be watching and enjoying the contest via their TV sets, or together with the live audience in Turin.

We @EntertainmentMalta wish @EmmaMuscat well and lots of luck in her musical future.

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Armenia has won the Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2021 with a total of 224 points, Poland placing second place with 218 points and France placing third with 187 points. Malta’s representatives, Ike and Kaya, came in 12th place with their song ‘My Home’ which earned them 97 points.

This year, the JESC was held in Paris, France and it is calculated that votes took place from across 199 different countries.

Some of you may remember the duo, from last year’s television program ‘Malta’s Got Talent‘.

Despite the result, the Maltese duo provided a wonderful performance which you can relive by watching it below.

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