Jackpot in next EuroMillions draw
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Jackpot in next EuroMillions draw

dnoticias.pt8 September 2026 at 21:13

No player managed to match the winning combination in today's EuroMillions draw. The drawn numbers were 13, 17, 33, 35, and 39, accompanied by stars 7 and 12.

As a result of there being no jackpot winner, the next EuroMillions draw will have a prize of 111 million euros at stake.

Despite no one winning the top prize, three Portuguese players managed to secure a fourth-tier prize of 1,036.60 euros each.

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