After the Opening Ceremony earlier this afternoon in Warsaw, we already knew the position of three countries: the opener (Germany), the closer (France) and host country Poland (#6) because last year’s winner Viki Gabor had drawn those.

The core team of host broadcaster TVP have gone hard to work to decide on a running order and when they had made up their mind, they presented it to the EBU, with Executive Producer Martin Österdahl giving his thumbs up.

Here is the running order for Sunday!

1. Germany
2. Kazakhstan
3. The Netherlands
4. Serbia
5. Belarus
6. Poland
7. Georgia
8. Malta
9. Russia
10. Spain
11. Ukraine
12. France

And you can see them so neatly in this picture, courtesy of the EBU:

Don’t forget to see them all in action next Sunday (November 29), starting from 17:00 CET.
Voting will start this Friday (November 27) on 20:00, more information on the whole process can be found on the voting page of the official Junior Eurovision website.

One last thing, save the link to the video below, because there you will be able to follow the entire contest online coming Sunday!

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