Eurovision 2015 Final as it happened: Sweden's Mans Mans Zelmerlow wins country's sixth title with 'Heroes;' Russia come second, Italy third
Sweden won their sixth Eurovision title in the contest's 60th year
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Your support makes all the difference.After nearly four hours, the 2015 Eurovision final closed with the favourite, "Heroes" by Mans Zelmerlow from Sweden, winning the contest for the country for the sixth time.
The final took place in Vienna, Austria, following Conchita Wurst's victory with "Rise Like A Phoenix" last year.
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