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Ukraine – could not fulfil the role due to the Russian invasion. The UK’s Sam Ryder placed second in the competition and Liverpool has been chosen as the British city to host. READ MORE: Best cities for romantic dates – from Manchester's secret bars to Liverpool's wheel This means fans of the song contest are clamouring to book accommodation in the area ahead of the May 9 start date.The semi-finals of the 67th Eurovision Song Contest run from May 9 to 11 while the final will show on May 13.One man claims he was left gutted after the flat he booked in Liverpool was cancelled and re-listed – for £20,000.Connor Gregory, 23, posted on Twitter to tell the story and explained that he booked a flat in Liverpool next year for £200.But, after the city was confirmed as the host for Eurovision, he claims he was contacted by the owner to say his booking was cancelled.Connor noted: “And the cancellations start.

Eurovision fan who's flat booking in Liverpool was cancelled and relisted at £20,000 says he's "worried" he might not fulfil his "dream" of seeing the competition come to the UK.Connor Gregory, 23, said he booked the flat via Booking.com a few months ago, when Liverpool was announced as a potential host city for the Eurovision Song Contest 2023. In the hours after that was confirmed this weekend, the flight attendant from Southampton shared screenshots of messages from the host who told him "the property will no longer be available" on the dates he booked. READ MORE: Bloke livid as Liverpool holiday flat 'cancelled for Eurovision' then reappears for £20kSubsequent screenshots showed the property would cost £20,295 for a five-night stay from May 15 to May 20, 2023.