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Eurovision husbands Rylan and Scott Mills are live from Liverpool bringing the glitz and glamour of the Grand Final to ´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio 2.

They're reunited in the commentary box at the Liverpool Arena, with commentary of the main event and to cheer on the UK’s entry, Mae Muller, as she takes to the stage.

Twenty-six countries will be competing in the spectacular, as the 67th Eurovision Song Contest comes to a close. Twenty acts will have made it through the semi-finals to perform alongside last year’s winner, Ukraine, and the Big Five (France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom).

Each act will have just three minutes to impress the juries, made up of music industry professionals as well as the voting public. This year also marks the first time that the contest has seen a ‘rest of the world’ vote, so Rylan and Scott will be on hand to see how that affects the 2023 results.

Scott Mills has been part of the ´óÏó´«Ã½â€™s Eurovision presentation team since 2011, when he hosted the semi-finals live from Düsseldorf. Broadcaster Rylan has been involved in the contest since Lisbon 2018 – he also hosted this year’s Allocation Draw live from Liverpool in January. Both are lifelong Eurovision fans and even have their own handbook, for tips and tricks behind the scenes at the competition.

If you're hosting a Eurovision party at home or listening along at work or on the move, Scott and Rylan want to know how you're celebrating. Get your shout-outs in early: email scott.mills@bbc.co.uk.