EuroMillions results: one lucky winner takes home £113,000,000 jackpot

One lucky winner has scooped up last night’s £113 million EuroMillions jackpot.

The jackpot money racked up £113,568,000 in Friday’s draw, with one lucky winner taking it all.

To win the jackpot money, players must match all five main numbers and the two lucky stars.

The main numbers in yesterday’s draw were 04, 17, 25, 28 and 44. The lucky stars were 05 and 11.

According to the National Lottery, the winning ticket was purchased in Belgium. Their jackpot will be around €129 million.

Two UK ticketholders also won big in the EuroMillions after matching all five numbers and one lucky star.

They each take home £127,713.40 in prize money.

Friday’s draw also saw one lucky winner in the UK Millionaire Maker, who took home £1 million.

The prize pot will now reset to £14,000,000 in Tuesday’s draw.

All winners must claim their prize within 180 days of the draw. Full information can be found on the National Lottery website.

The winning ticket on this occasion may have been in Belgium, but there have been plenty of winners from the UK in recent years.

The winner of the biggest-ever EuroMillons jackpot in the UK – a cool £195 million – decided to remain anonymous after netting the prize in 2022.

The runners-up, Joe and Jess Thwaite, maintain the record the biggest UK after taking home their £184 million prize.

They said the prize money gave them ‘time to dream’ and support all their family and friends.

More recently, a family from Cork in Ireland won £216 million – the largest EuroMillions prize money in Ireland’s history.

Some may not win the biggest amounts of money, but they can become winners in different ways.

This single dad, who has bowel cancer, captured the moment he revealed to his son he won £1 million in the EuroMillions.

The 51-year-old has hoped for some happier times with his two children after scooping the massive prize.

The next EuroMillions draw will take place on Tuesday with players being in with a chance of winning £14 million.

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