Someone in UK has claimed £109 million jackpot on EuroMillions
A lucky Brit has come forward to claim the win
Last updated 8th Feb 2022
Someone in the UK has come forward to claim the £109.9 million jackpot won by a single UK ticket-holder in last Friday night’s EuroMillions draw.
Camelot say a single UK player matched all five EuroMillions numbers as well as the two Lucky Star numbers to scoop the top prize.
The winning main numbers were 03, 25, 38, 43, 49 while the winning Lucky Star numbers were 03 and 07.
The winner may never be known publicly, once the ticket has been validated and the money paid, that's when the ticket-holder will decide whether or not to go public.
A 'life-changing win'
Camelot’s senior winners’ adviser at the National Lottery, Andy Carter, said: “We’re delighted this amazing prize has now been claimed. It’s an amazing EuroMillions jackpot win which has propelled the lucky winner into the list of the top 10 biggest National Lottery winners ever.
“Our focus now is on supporting the ticket-holder through the process and helping them start to enjoy their truly life-changing win.”
This is the first EuroMillions jackpot won in the UK this year and the ticket-holder has jumped into 10th place on the National Lottery’s rich list.
The country’s biggest ever National Lottery win was a £170 million EuroMillions jackpot won by an anonymous ticket-holder in the draw on October 8 2019.
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