EuroMillions Results for Friday 10th June 2016

Friday’s winning numbers were 14, 21, 35, 42 and 43 with Lucky Stars 7 and 9. Three participants from France, Spain and Portugal matched five main numbers and one Lucky Star to win €601,952 each, with another seven players winning €85,993 for matching five main numbers. The other prizes distributed to lucky players in the main game were worth between £3.20 (€4.50) for matching two main numbers and £1,412 (€1,980) for matching four main numbers and both Lucky Stars.

It was a bumper night for French EuroMillions players as 12 participants in the country matched the My Million codes drawn to pick up €1 million each, while in the UK a single ticket holder won £1 million when they matched the winning Millionaire Maker code of KNJ 224308. Visit the EuroMillions Results page to learn more about last night’s amazing draw.

The UK had the largest number of prize winners on the night, but came in third place in terms of the prize pool, with 661,770 participants picking up a total of £3.3 million (estimated €4.6 million). In Spain, an incredible 548,881 ticket holders snagged a total of €89.8 million thanks to their fortuitous jackpot win, while in France, there were 657,664 players who shared a combined €5.5 million. In last place was Ireland, where 61,927 participants split a prize fund worth €440,711.

Having bagged 77 jackpots since joining the game in 2004, Spain is dangerously close to unseating France for the largest number of EuroMillions winners. The Euro 2016 hosts have laid claim to 78 jackpots over the last 12 years, and the competition to stay at the top of the leaderboard or even increase their winning margin will surely be as fierce as the matches taking place in stadiums across the country. Take a look at the EuroMillions Winners page for more information.

The next EuroMillions jackpot is set to be worth an estimated £11 million (€15 million) ahead of next Tuesday’s draw. Want to keep the winning streak alive? You can play the game online or buy tickets from authorised retailers throughout any of the participating countries, with sales stopping at 7.30pm BST (8.30pm CEST) on the night of the draw. Good luck!