EuroMillions Results April 24 2026 Winning Numbers Jackpot Update FDJ

Two British EuroMillions ticket holders each claimed a £41 million prize after sharing the jackpot from the Friday 24th April 2026 draw, according to verified results from the UK National Lottery and EuroMillions official sources.

The winning numbers for the 1,940th EuroMillions draw were 25, 26, 30, 40, 45, with Lucky Stars 1, and 5. The jackpot amounted to £14,737,300, which rolled over due to no ticket matching all five main numbers and both Lucky Stars in the UK. However, two tickets in France each matched five numbers and one Lucky Star, winning €204,255.10 per ticket, equivalent to approximately £174,000 at current exchange rates.

Despite the headline claim of £41 million each, the official prize breakdown shows no UK winners in the top tier (5+2), confirming the jackpot rolled over. The next highest prize category (5+1) had three winners across Europe, each receiving €204,255.10. The UK National Lottery site confirms the draw took place at 21:00 CET, with the Millionaire Maker raffle code MBGT 03608 offering a separate £1 million prize.

Prize breakdown data reveals significant participation, with 1,509,393 total winners across all tiers. In the UK alone, 442,074 players won prizes, collecting a combined £1,698,483.10. The most common winning combination was matching two numbers, with 264,141 UK winners receiving £2.90 each.

Tickets for this draw remain valid until Wednesday 21st October 2026, in line with the 180-day claim period. The rollover means the jackpot for the subsequent Tuesday 28th April 2026 draw increased to an estimated £23 million, as indicated by the UK National Lottery’s reference to Tuesday’s jackpot amount.

The EuroMillions draw is conducted twice weekly, on Tuesdays and Fridays, with results verified by official lottery operators across participating countries. The French national lottery operator FDJ (Française des Jeux) processes tickets for France, while UK entries are managed by Camelot Group under the National Lottery brand.

While social media and some news outlets reported individual wins of £41 million, the verified prize structure confirms no such payouts occurred in this draw. The highest confirmed individual prize was the €204,255.10 (approximately £174,000) awarded to each of the three 5+1 winners, none of whom were based in the UK according to the official breakdown.