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[edit] Siste Sjansen round
The Siste Sjansen (Last Chance) round was held on 30 January at Sparta Amfi in Sarpsborg. Eight songs will compete; the six songs that placed third and fourth in each of the three semi-finals, as well as two wildcard entries, selected from the two most voted fifth-placed entries in the three semi-finals.[36][37][37] The eight entries will compete in duels, until two songs are left that will progress to the final. The line-up of the four duels was announced on 26 January.[56]
After the first round of duels Bjørn Johan Muri defeated the Skanksters to meet Gaute Ormåsen, who beat Heine Totland, in the second round. Mira Craig beat Johnny Hide and Venke Knutson beat Karoline Garfjell to meet as well in the second round.[57] In the second round Bjørn Johan Muri won against Gaute Ormåsen and Venke Knutson beat Mira Craig to qualify to the final.[58][59]
The final was on 6 February at the Oslo Spektrum. The six direct qualifiers from the semi-finals, plus the two Siste Sjansen qualifiers competed again to win the contest. The draw for the running order was done by Per Sundnes and Marte Stokkstad and was held on 2 February, with the event being broadcast live on NRK2, with A1 starting the final and Keep of Kalessin closeing it.[60][61]
In the final, the eight songs were reduced to four by televoting. The four acts which qualified to the gullfinale were A1, Bjørn Johan Muri, Didrik Solli-Tangen and Keep of Kalessin.[62][63] In the Gold Final the four songs performed again, with televoting and juries in the four semi-final cities selecting the winner. The final winner was Didrik Solli-Tangen with the "My Heart Is Yours".[62][63]
After the final many of the finalist songs charted in the official Norwegian singles chart VG-lista. Super-finalist Bjorn Johan Muri charted at number one with his song, "Yes Man", while winner Didrik Solli-Tangen was seen at number 2 in the chart. Further down the chart runner-up A1 charted at number 4 for their MGP song "Don't Wanna Lose You Again", while Venke Knutson was seen at number 5 with "Jealous Cause I Love You". Furthermore, superfinalist Keep of Kalessin charted at number 17 with "The Dragontower", while Alexander Stenerud charted at number 20 with "Give It To Me".[64][65]