Russia or France are apparently most likely to do well at this year's Eurovision Song Contest - but it's got nothing to do with their songs.

Both countries have tracks with titles containing words that have a history of success in the competition.

The most frequently-used word, after the definite and indefinite article (the and a), is love. Me, I and you are the next most popular.

The Press Association says Russia's 'You Are the Only One' and France's 'I Have Searched For' include at least two of the most "successful" words in the contest's history.

If you haven't seen Dermot & Dave from Today FM's Eurovision entry yet - you must watch it here!