Latest Lotto results – EuroMillions, UK Lotto & more

If you’ve just bought a ticket, the first thing on your mind is the numbers. We’ve gathered today’s Lotto results in one place so you can check your ticket without hunting across sites. From EuroMillions to the UK Lotto, the guide below shows you what was drawn, how to understand the format and what steps to take if you hit the jackpot.

How to read the latest draw numbers

EuroMillions on July 1, 2025 produced the main numbers 1, 17, 28, 32, 34 with Lucky Stars 7 and 8, creating a €51 million jackpot. The UK Millionaire Maker code for the same draw was ZTFH 41326. For the UK Lotto, the winning numbers were 5, 12, 23, 34, 42, 48 with the bonus ball 19. These figures are displayed in the same order as the official lottery websites, so you can match them directly to your ticket.

When you look at the numbers, remember that each game has its own rules. EuroMillions adds two Lucky Stars that act like a second set of numbers, while the UK Lotto includes a bonus ball that decides smaller prize tiers. Knowing the difference helps you spot which tier you might qualify for – whether it’s the jackpot, the second prize or a free ticket.

What to do if you win

First, double‑check your ticket. A quick scan against the official numbers will confirm if you’ve won anything at all. If you have a match, the next step depends on the prize size. For small wins (up to £100), most retailers will pay you on the spot. Anything above that usually requires you to claim at a lottery office or via the official website.

Claiming a big prize, like the €51 million EuroMillions jackpot, involves filling out a claim form, providing ID and possibly attending an interview. The lottery operator will verify your ticket and then arrange payment, which can be a lump sum or annuity. Keep the ticket safe – it’s the only proof you have.

Don’t forget the deadlines. Each draw has a claim window that varies by country. In Ireland, for example, the EuroMillions Plus raffle code must be claimed by September 29, 2025. Missing the deadline means you forfeit the prize, so mark the date in your calendar as soon as you see a win.

Finally, think about tax. In the UK and Ireland, lottery winnings are tax‑free, but any interest earned on the prize is taxable. It’s smart to talk to a financial adviser early to protect your windfall.

Staying on top of Lotto results is easier when you know where to look and what to do next. Bookmark this page, check the numbers after each draw, and you’ll never miss a chance to claim what’s yours.