EuroMillions £73 Million Jackpot Remains Unclaimed

The holder of the £73 million (€89 million) winning ticket from last Friday’s EuroMillions draw has yet to come forward and claim their life-changing prize. The winning ticket was purchased in the UK and is the second time this year that a British resident has scooped a EuroMillions jackpot prize.

The first UK win of 2014 came on 14th March when British mechanic Neil Trotter secured the £107 million (€129 million) jackpot prize by matching all seven numbers drawn. Trotter wasted no time in claiming his prize and contacted lottery officials less than 48 hours after the draw took place. Trotter accepted his prize publicly at a press conference held just four days after the draw and claimed his place as the fourth largest UK lottery winner ever and the 745th richest person in the UK.

When the latest UK jackpot winner comes forward they will sit four places behind Trotter as the eighth largest lottery winner in the UK. The fortunate player will also be placed on The Sunday Times Rich List above Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton who has an estimated fortune of £68 million.

Although the jackpot was only won last week, officials are keen to unite the lucky player with their new found fortune. Did you buy a ticket for Friday’s EuroMillions draw? If so, check your tickets immediately as you could be the missing winner.

The winning EuroMillions numbers from Friday 2nd May 2014 were 4, 30, 31, 38 and 42 with Lucky Stars 2 and 11.

Note: On Thursday 8th May at approximately 15.00BST, the winning ticket holder came forward to claim their £73 million EuroMillions prize.

Published: Thu, 8 May 2014 - 1:00pm
Last Updated: Thu, 8 December 2016 - 2:00pm

Published By: Euro-Millions.com

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