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Here is the EuroMillions winning numbers. Jackpot is 98 million euros

Eco8 September 2026 at 20:51

The EuroMillions draw this Tuesday, September 8th, featured a jackpot of 98 million euros. This amount increased compared to the previous draw, as there was no winner of the top prize on that occasion.

The winning numbers for the draw were 13, 17, 33, 35 and 39, accompanied by stars 7 and 12.

The article only reports on the draw itself, without specifying whether there were winners of the top prize or other prize categories in this draw.

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