FSC 138

== The Host City ==
The Host city for this FSC #138-edition is Kharkiv, Ukraine (also sometimes known as Kharkov), the second largest city in Ukraine. In the north-east of the country it is the largest city of Slobozhanshchyna historical region. With ca 2.2 million people Kharkiv is the admin centre of Kharkiv Oblast. It was founded in 1654 and after a start as small fortress it grew to a city.
Kharkiv was the first capital of the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, from December 1919 to January 1934, after which the capital relocated to Kyiv. Presently, Kharkiv is a major cultural, scientific, educational, transport and industrial centre of Ukraine. Industry plays a large role in Kharkiv's economy. Kharkiv's industry today specializes primarily in machinery and electronics.
A well-known landmark of Kharkiv of today is the Freedom Square (Ploshcha Svobody, previously known as Dzerzhinsky Square), which is the ninth largest city square in Europe, and the 28th largest square in the world. A large number of Orthodox Cathedrals were built in Kharkiv in the 1990s & 2000s. Gorky Park was fully renovated in the 2000s with attractions like a lily lake and more.
Kharkiv has 20 museums, 10+ theatres and many art galleries. Large music and cinema festivals are hosted in Kharkiv almost every year. Of its many attractions are: Dormition Cathedral, Annunciation Cathedral, Derzhprom building (1st Soviet skyscraper built in 1928), Freedom Square, Constitution Square, Taras Shevchenko Monument, Mirror Stream, and Sharivka Castle (Palace).
== The Venue ==
The Host venue for FSC #138 August 2020 is the Metalist Stadium in Kharkiv, Ukraine. It is part of Metalist Oblast Sports Complex. The stadium is multi-purpose stadium, but most often used for football matches and is the home stadium of FC Metalist 1925 Kharkiv. The stadium, which was a venue for Euro 2012, currently seats 40.003 spectators. Construction on the stadium began in 1925 by order of Anastas Mikoyan and a decision of the Kharkiv Raion League of Steel Production Workers (Metalists). Opened on 12 September 1926 the new stadium was known as Traktor as it was then being built by workers of the Kharkiv Lokomotive Factory (today Malyshev Factory). Including improvements for Euro 2012 the stadium has undergone four renovations over the course of its history. The South Stand contains a 3-story shopping mall / business center "Metalist-Arena". The offices are rented here by UkrSibbank, several local businesses and other banks. There is a pharmacy, a medical office, tour agencies, & other businesses. The arena is also at times used for some other cultural events like music concerts, and they are very happy and proud to host this evening-edition of the Forum Song Contest here in Kharkiv.
== The Hosts ==
Our lovely Hosts this evening are Taras Tsymbaliuk, Mykyta Vakulyuk and Oleksandr Popov.
Taras Tsimbalyuk was born on December 16th, 1989 in Korsun-Sjevtsjenkovskyj, Ukraine (at
that time part of the USSR). He is an actor, known for such productions as Krepostnaya (2019), Zustrich odnoklasnykiv (2019) and Chornyy Voron (2019). He is happy to co-host FSC tonight.
Mykyta Vakulyuk was born on November 11th, 1986 in Kyiv, Ukraine (at that time part of the
USSR). He is a Ukrainian actor and male model, educated from the National Academy of Managerial Staff of Culture and Arts Herald, situated in Kyiv. He is happy to co-host FSC tonight.
Oleksandr Popov was born on June 2nd, 1986 in Komsomolsk, Ukraine (at that time part of
the USSR). He is a Ukrainian TV host & actor. In recent years he became the lead for morning show «Breakfast . Output» on the Ukrainian TV channel «1+1». He is happy to co-host FSC tonight.
== The Show ==
Nr.	Jury	Artist 	Song 	Rank	Points
01.	 	Tijana Bogićević & Sara Milutinović	Širina 	24. 	38
02.	 	Oláh Gergő 	Köszönöm 	30. 	27
03.	 	Luiza Audaz 	Bahia-Flor 	34. 	2
04.	 	Bengü 	Günaydın 	22. 	46
05.	 	Orla Gartland 	Did it to myself 	14. 	75
06.	 	Matthew Mole 	Let me 	18. 	59
07.	 	The Ella Sisters 	Cars 	09. 	88
08.	 	Maria Ilieva 	Fuego 	19. 	55
09.	 	Seka Aleksić 	Adio 	20. 	55
10.	 	Marko Tolja 	Još jedan dan 	26. 	36
11.	 	Aiello 	Vienimi (a ballare) 	03. 	101
12.	 	Marta 	Atkal tu 	32. 	14
13.	 	Paenda 	Want me not to want you	28. 	34
14.	 	SICKOTOY X INNA X TAG 	VKTM 	01. 	114
15.	 	Spuds ft. Aina Abdul 	Ghost 	04. 	94
16.	 	Clueso 	Tanzen 	13. 	78
17.	 	Jurijus 	Bright Lights 	17. 	60
18.	 	CANN 	Vzlítnout 	36.*	43
19.	 	Caro Emerald 	Wake Up Romeo 	10. 	84
20.	 	Monterrosa 	Flores en el Parking 	12. 	80
21.	 	Caveboy 	Silk for Gold 	08. 	90
22.	 	Pegasus ft. Anna Rossinelli 	Victoria Line 	21. 	50
23.	 	Natalia Szroeder 	Pestki 	31. 	23
24.	 	mema. 	Perdi o Norte 	02. 	103
25.	 	Michalis Hatzigiannis 	Horevo 	29. 	30
26.	 	Adil Assil 	Mehtar 	35. 	1
27.	 	Isyana Sarasvati 	Lexicon 	16. 	61
28.	 	AISEL 	Deme Mene Neyleyim 	27. 	35
29.	 	Frankie Animal ft. Eygo 	Restless 	33. 	13
30.	 	Alicia Keys 	Underdog 	11. 	83
31.	 	Plazma 	Salvation 	07. 	91
32.	 	TAYANNA 	Плачу і сміюся 
(Plachu i Smiyusya)	25. 	38
33.	 	Static and Ben El Tavori ft. Nasrin	Habib Albi 	06. 	93
34.	 	Moenia 	Summer Drive 	05. 	93
35.	 	Hemliga Klubben 	Vi har inte mycket kvar	23. 	40
36.	 	Becky Hill ft. Shift K3Y 	Better Off Without You 	15. 	61
* The Czech Republic failed to vote, and was subsequently moved to the bottom of the scoreboard.
== The Results ==
== The Winner ==
 SICKOTOY x INNA x TAG - VKTM:
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