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The pressures of following a British Eurovision entrant who nearly won, the UK hosting on Ukraine's behalf and performing last on the night will not faze Mae Muller, the singer insists.
The 25-year-old is hoping her performance of I Wrote A Song will see her go one better than UK contestant Sam Ryder, who came second with Space Man last year.
Muller, whose song debuted at number 30 in the UK singles charts in March, said she feared the challenge of being chosen for tonight's contest could leave her 'freaked out'.
She said: 'I feel everything that could put pressure on me, that I could get freaked out about, is actually absolutely amazing.
'The fact Sam Ryder did so well, that we're hosting, that I'm performing last in the show...

it's really beautiful, amazing.'

Mae Muller told how she hopes to make the UK proud as she prepared for the Eurovisional final

Muller, whose song debuted at number 30 in the UK singles charts in March, said she feared the challenge of being chosen for tonight's contest could leave her 'freaked out'

The 25-year-old is hoping her performance of I Wrote A Song will see her go one better than UK contestant Sam Ryder (pictured), who came second with Space Man last year.

It comes after the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), which produces the event, said it had declined Mr Zelensky's request to speak on Saturday over fears it could politicise the contest