Free Eurovision party awards sheet (PDF)

October 2, 2026

A print-ready awards sheet with 20 silly categories for your Eurovision watch party. Pick a winner for each as the show goes on.

Not everyone at a watch party wants to rank 26 songs. Some people just want to shout "Best Hair!" at the television. This awards sheet gives every guest 20 gloriously unserious categories to fill in as the show goes on — no points, no maths, just opinions.

Download the template (PDF) HERE and print one copy per player.

What's on the sheet

The sheet has a header for your name and the date, followed by a table of 20 numbered awards. Each award has a line where you write the winning country. The categories include Most Eurovision, Biggest WTF Moment, Best Hair, Best Dance Break, Most Chaotic, Best Pyro, Campiest Performance and the “What Did I Just Watch?” Award.

Nothing is scored. Each category simply has one winner on your sheet, so at the end of the night you can compare picks and see who in the room agrees with you — and whose taste is questionable.

How to use it

  1. Write your name and the date at the top.
  2. As each song performs, keep an eye out for anything that deserves an award. When it does, write the country into that row.
  3. Changed your mind? Cross it out and write in a new winner. A better contender can always appear later in the show.
  4. Some categories, like "Song That Will Be Stuck in My Head Tomorrow", are best filled in once the show is over.
  5. After the last song, take turns revealing your winners and compare them with the room.
  6. For a bonus game, give a bragging-rights prize to whoever shares the most picks with the rest of the group.

Printing tips

  • A4 and Letter both print cleanly (choose "fit to page" if your printer asks).
  • Black-and-white is fine — the sheet is just black lines and text, with no shading, so it uses very little ink and you don't need a color printer.
  • Pencil is a good idea, because winners change as the night goes on.
  • For a sturdier sheet that survives a full evening of writing and rewriting, print on 120gsm paper or card stock.
  • A clipboard or a firm magazine underneath makes writing easier if you're on a sofa.

Why a paper version

These are the awards people shout out loud during the show anyway. A paper sheet just gives them somewhere to land, and it makes the post-show debrief far more entertaining than comparing numeric scores.

If you want to run a live digital scoreboard alongside the paper versions, you can create a room here and everyone can join from their own device.