Felicia has won Melodifestivalen 2026 with the song 'My System', emerging victorious in Saturday night’s final after six weeks of competition.
The show took place at Strawberry Arena in Stockholm, with Gina Dirawi and Hampus Nessvold serving as hosts. A total of 12 finalists competed for the trophy, with the result determined by a combination of eight international juries and the Swedish public vote.
Felicia finished comfortably at the top of the scoreboard with 161 points, receiving 71 points from the juries and 90 from the public.
'My System' was written by Audun Agnar, Emily Harbakk, Felicia Eriksson, Julie Bergan and Theresa Rex. This year’s edition began with 30 songs across six shows, culminating in the grand final in Stockholm where Felicia ultimately secured the victory.
Final results
Felicia – ‘My System’ — 161 points (71 jury, 90 public)
Greczula – ‘Half of Me’ — 134 points (64 jury, 70 public)
Medina – ‘Viva l'amor’ — 132 points (66 jury, 66 public)
Smash Into Pieces – ‘Hollow’ — 90 points (49 jury, 41 public)
Brandsta City Släckers – ‘Rakt in i elden’ — 82 points (34 jury, 48 public)
Cimberly – ‘Eternity’ — 78 points (48 jury, 30 public)
A*Teens – ‘Iconic’ — 67 points (31 jury, 36 public)
Lilla Al-Fadji – ‘Delulu’ — 63 points (24 jury, 39 public)
Meira Omar – ‘Dooset Daram’ — 41 points (33 jury, 8 public)
Sanna Nielsen – ‘Waste Your Love’ — 33 points (17 jury, 16 public)
Robin Bengtsson – ‘Honey Honey’ — 29 points (22 jury, 7 public)
Saga Ludvigsson – ‘Ain’t Today’ — 18 points (5 jury, 13 public)
