Hera Björk, with the song “Someday”, wins the OGAE Second Chance 2009, announced Andreas Nilsson, the contest’ executive producer. This was Denmark's 2nd win in the contest.

This is an internal game organized between members of international Eurovision Song Contest fan club OGAE to select the best song not to make it to the Eurovision Song Contest through their national finals. The contest was held in Sweden after Sanna Nielsen won the 2008 Contest with "Empty Room". 20 countries participated in the contest. Malta was to originally compete with "Avalon" by Georgina & Ruth Casingena, however OGAE Malta has decided to withdraw.

The results:
01 - Denmark – Hera Björk - Someday - 257 points
02 - Sweden - Alcazar - Stay the night - 229 points
03 - Spain - Mirela - Nada es comparable a ti – 208 points
04 - Norway - Alexander Stenerud - Find my girl – 137 points
05 - Israel - Noa & Mira Awad - Will you dance with me – 136 points
06 - Slovenia - Omar Naber - I still carry on – 118 points
07 - Greece - Sakis Rouvas - Right on time – 97 points
07 - Estonia - Laura  - Destiny - 97 points
09 - Finland - Passionworks - Surrender - 66  points
10 - Portugal - Filipa Baptista - O teu lugar (Pela vida adentro) - 49  points
11 - The Netherlands - De Toppers - Angel of the night - 47  points
12 - Serbia - Ana Nikolic - Bili smo najlepsi - 26  points
13 - Croatia - Ivo Gamulin Gianni - Daj mi jedan razlog - 23 points
14 - Andorra - Mar Capdevila - Passio obsessiva - 21  points
15 - Moldova - Alexa - A flight to the light - 15 points
15 - Ireland - Laura Jane Hunter - Out of control – 15 points 
17 - FYR Macedonia - Vlatko Lozanoski - Blisku do mene - 8 points
18 - Poland - Renton - I'm not sure - 6 points
18 - Lithuania - Ruta Sciogolevaite - Redemption - 6 points
20 - Slovakia - Desmod & Lucia Nováková - Posledná minúta - 4 points