Six cheap ways to throw your own Eurovision Song Contest viewing party

READY to be united by the music?

The Eurovision Song Contest has been running all week, with the final on BBC One on Saturday.

Plan your own viewing party with these deals to celebrate.

PRESS PLAY: Get your do off to the perfect start with the Eurovision Song Contest Spotify playlist with all the songs from every act competing in the competition.

Highlights include Ukraine’s Tvorchi with Heart Of Steel and our own UK entry, I Wrote A Song by Mae Muller.

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You could also reuse your Coronation decorations or make your own with some colouring pens, paper and string.

EURO BINGO: Superfans should head to eurovisionworld.com and print off scorecards, so you can really get into the competition as you watch along at home.

You can also play Eurovision sofa bingo.

At missioneurovision.co.uk, print off pre-made bingo cards and tick off the likes of “awkward time delay” or “mid-song costume change”.

SING ALONG: Add to your spread with three party food faves for £5 at Iceland and Food Warehouse.

Plus, as a Eurovision special, get a Daewoo Bluetooth karaoke machine for £50 instead of £100, when you spend £50 on food and drink.

That will ensure loads of after-show fun.

SAY CHEESE: Eurovision is the ultimate cheese fest, so create a cheese board platter for your party.

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Pick up a bargain selection at Lidl, with prices from 99p.

Or serve up a country-themed dish, such as an ode to Ukraine with a chicken kiev or if you think Sweden’s Loreen could scoop the top prize, try Swedish meatballs.

TOAST THE HOST: Pop open a bottle of the special Invivo x Unity Prosecco, exclusive to Ocado for £9.75.

Bailey’s is also an official sponsor. Get a 70cl bottle for £12 instead of £16.50 with a Tesco Clubcard.

All prices on page correct at time of going to press. Deals and offers subject to availability.

Deal of the day

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Or get the flatpack version for £99.50. Matching items are also reduced.

SAVE: At least £89.70

Cheap treat

DIVE into a bowl of Kellogg’s Crunchy Nut chocolate and hazelnut granola, on offer at Asda for £2.50, usually £3.

SAVE: 50p

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Top swap

The Rashult storage trolley is £35 from IKEA

But Hobbycraft has a version for just £30

ORGANISE your crafting or drinks supplies in the Rashult storage trolley, £35, from IKEA, or pop to Hobbycraft for its £30 version.

SAVE: £5

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INSPIRED to travel to one of the Eurovision nations?

The contest’s official partner, easyJet, is offering up to 20 per cent off selected flights booked by Monday.

Shop & save

GET the garden ready for summer.

This wooden play centre is reduced from £329.99 to £299.99 at smythstoys.com.

SAVE: £30

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