A life-changing £94 million EuroMillions jackpot is up for grabs tonight as National Lottery players across the UK await the results of Tuesday’s draw following another rollover.
With no jackpot winner on Friday, the prize has climbed to one of the largest seen this winter, putting millions of UK ticket holders on alert this evening. One lucky winner could walk away with enough money to retire instantly, buy a dream home, and travel the world — all from a £2.50 National Lottery ticket.
The EuroMillions draw takes place at 8.45pm UK time, with the Thunderball draw following earlier at 8pm.
EuroMillions Winning Numbers LIVE – UK Results (Tuesday, 27 January 2026)
Main numbers:
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Lucky Stars:
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Estimated jackpot: £94,000,000
Draw time: 8.45pm (UK)
This page will be updated shortly after the draw once the winning numbers are officially confirmed.
Friday Rollover Pushes UK Jackpot to £94m
There was no jackpot winner in Friday night’s EuroMillions draw, triggering another rollover and lifting tonight’s prize to a massive £94 million.
While the top prize went unclaimed, one UK ticket holder still secured £270,000 after matching five numbers and one Lucky Star, showing that substantial prizes continue to be won even when the jackpot rolls over.
Friday’s EuroMillions numbers were:
4, 5, 13, 21, 42
Lucky Stars: 3 and 10
How to Play EuroMillions in the UK
To play EuroMillions in the UK, players must choose five main numbers from 1 to 50 and two Lucky Stars from 1 to 12. Players can select their own numbers or choose a Lucky Dip for randomly generated selections.
Each line costs £2.50, and all UK entries automatically include participation in the UK Millionaire Maker, which guarantees that at least one UK ticket holder becomes a millionaire in every draw.
Tickets must be purchased before 7.30pm UK time.
Thunderball Draw Taking Place Tonight
Alongside EuroMillions, the Thunderball draw also takes place this evening, offering UK players the chance to win up to £500,000. Thunderball tickets cost £1 and are drawn at 8pm.
Where National Lottery Money Goes
As well as giving players the chance to win life-changing sums, playing EuroMillions helps fund good causes across the UK. National Lottery funding raises around £30 million every week, supporting community projects, heritage schemes, arts initiatives and grassroots sport.
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