EUROVISION 2010 FINAL LATEST ODDS AND MAXIMUM POINTS BETTING FROM WILLIAM HILL

The shuffle in the odds has definitely been felt at William Hill as Lena Meyer-Landrut and Safura Alizadeh are listed at much closer prices than they were previously. The Eurovision 2010 betting market at William Hill is fairly interesting and they've got some unique betting markets for some of the big four nations. 

First and foremost, they've priced Safura Alizadeh at 5/2 in the outright market with Lena Meyer-Landrut just a step behind at a 10/3 price. There is not much between these two and you get the feeling that punters are retreating off Safura just a bit. Fortunately for fans of hers- these are some of the best prices available on Azerbaijan since late last week. 
Armenia are short-priced at 9/2 and that's the slimmest odds I've seen yet on Eva Rivas. If you're looking to back a Eurovision 2010 winner with some real momentum in their favour then there is no question that Rivas is your optimum selection. She's halved in price during the past week and continues to trend downwards. 
Israel is at 10/1 and Turkey is priced at 12/1. Denmark will pay 14/1 for an unlikely victory and the odds take a big jump to Greece at 25/1. 
Germany are odds-on favourites to receive Maximum Points with a 1/4 price to do so. Should they not get Maximum Points, you can back that at 11/4. 
Spain are also odds-on to receive Maximum Points at a 1/2 margin while the no option on Spain is priced at 6/4. The UK to receive maximum points is not favoured and it's priced at 7/2 with a 1/6 bet against England getting maximum points. 
Germany are at 8/13 to finish in the top 5 with William Hill and 5/2 to finish 6th-10th. The UK are 2/9 to finish 21st-25th and 11/4 to finish 16th-20th. Greece are 11/8 to finish 6th-10th and 12/5 to finish 11th-15th.