EuroMillions draw 1984 took place on Friday, September 25, 2026, with 1 Division 1 winner among 2,832,217 winners.
One ticket, sold in the UK, took the whole £111 million EuroMillions jackpot on Friday 25 September 2026. Here is what the operator has confirmed so far.
On the night of Friday 25 September 2026, the EuroMillions jackpot went to a single ticket sold in the United Kingdom. National Lottery operator Allwyn confirmed that evening that one UK ticket-holder had won the £111 million prize. With the news came a request to players: check your tickets, and contact the operator if you think the winning one might be yours.
EuroMillions is one draw shared by all the countries that sell it, so Friday's winning numbers were the same in every one of them. The Irish National Lottery, which runs the Irish side of that same draw, records one winner of the EuroMillions jackpot for 25 September, with the winning ticket sold in the United Kingdom. No other ticket, in the UK or anywhere else, shared it.
In a statement carried by the Isle of Wight County Press, Allwyn's Andy Carter described the £111 million as a life-changing prize and said it was the third EuroMillions jackpot win in the UK this year.
That is where the published record ends. Allwyn's statement did not name the ticket-holder or say where in the UK the ticket was bought, and it did not say anyone had come forward — its message that night was the call to check tickets. UK National Lottery prizes are paid tax-free, whoever the winner turns out to be.
If you played that night, the full results for the 25 September 2026 draw list the winning numbers and every prize tier in pounds, and the UK EuroMillions hub carries each new draw as it's added.
This EuroMillions story has an amount, a date and a country, but no public face: the win was announced without a name attached. What the win doesn't change is the odds. A EuroMillions jackpot is a genuine long shot, every draw is random, and one ticket's result on a Friday in September has no bearing on which numbers come up next.
Whether the ticket-holder eventually goes public or never does, the part of this story that belongs on the record is already written — one draw, one UK ticket, one £111 million jackpot. The rest is theirs to share or to keep.
Play for fun, within a budget you set in advance. If gambling stops feeling fun, you can talk to someone for free, in confidence, at any hour — the National Gambling Helpline (GamCare) is on 0808 8020 133.
Always confirm winning numbers, prize amounts, and deadlines with the official operator before acting on a ticket — the operator's published results are the only ones that count.
Irish National Lottery, draw of 25 September 2026 — EuroMillions Results History
Isle of Wight County Press, September 2026 — UK ticket-holder wins £111 million EuroMillions jackpot