EuroMillions Winning Numbers for January 20: Full Results Revealed

No one has scooped the jackpot prize of £75m this evening, meaning the total will roll over to the next draw on Friday. Two players - both from the UK - have matched five numbers plus one star, meaning they will each win £206,403.30. Three people, including two from the UK, have matched five numbers, each bagging over £32,159.90. In total, there are nearly 1.7million winners in Tuesday's draw, including 517,614 from the UK. Overall, these winners have won just over £3.2million. Nobody has bagged the top Thunderball prize this evening, which was £500,000. No single player matched all five numbers and the Thunderball, or five numbers in total, to win. Twenty-one players matched four numbers and the Thunderball to win £250 each. Overall, there are 83,090 winners in Tuesday's Thunderball draw, totalling £456,319. National Lottery games should always be fun, played in a way that is right for you. You can use their toolkit to set limits, take some time out, or moderate Instant Win Games to help keep track of your play. If you're worried about yourself or someone you know, contact GamCare at 0808 8020 133, available 24/7. You can also visit the National Lottery's Responsible Play website for help with your play or to find more information on support services. Several other National Lottery games are still available to play. Tomorrow (January 21), the Lotto draw will take place, giving you a chance to win a rollover jackpot of £5million if you get the six main numbers. On Thursday (January 22), the Set For Life draw will take place, giving you a chance to win £10,000 every month for 30 years if you get the five main numbers plus the Life Ball. The last EuroMillions jackpot was won on Friday, December 26 2025, when a single ticket holder in mainland Europe matched all five numbers and two Lucky Stars to claim a £46 million prize in the Christmas draw. No UK player won the jackpot that night, though UK ticket holders were still in with a chance through the Millionaire Maker game. Since that win, subsequent draws have seen no jackpot winners, producing a six-time rollover heading into the latest EuroMillions draw. The UK National Lottery’s Thunderball is a fixed-prize lottery game offering a top prize of £500,000. Players select five main numbers along with one Thunderball number for a chance to win. Matching all five main numbers wins £5,000, while matching four main numbers plus the Thunderball pays out £250. Players who match only the Thunderball receive £3, with odds of around one in 13. To play, choose five numbers from 1 to 39 and one Thunderball number from 1 to 14. Players can pick their own numbers or select a Lucky Dip, which generates numbers at random. Each line costs £1 to enter, and Thunderball draws take place four times a week on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Prizes are awarded based on how many numbers are matched, with higher matches paying out more. The top prize is fixed and not shared, meaning each jackpot winner receives the full £500,000. Players choose five main numbers from 1 to 50 and two "Lucky Star" numbers from 1 to 12. If you would like randomly selected numbers, the "Lucky Dip" option is available. Tickets can be bought at authorised retailers or online through the official National Lottery website. In the UK, picking one line costs £2.50. Every EuroMillions entry automatically includes a unique "UK Millionaire Maker" code, entering you into an additional draw with a guaranteed £1 million winner in each draw. Prizes must generally be claimed in the country where the ticket was purchased. In the UK, all game prizes must be claimed within 180 days after the draw. Players have several chances to win big in tonight’s UK lottery draws, headlined by the EuroMillions jackpot, which is estimated at £75 million after rolling over for the sixth consecutive draw. UK EuroMillions tickets also include automatic entry into the Millionaire Maker, which guarantees at least one £1 million winner in the UK tonight, regardless of whether the main jackpot is won. Also being drawn this evening is Thunderball, which offers a top prize of £500,000 for matching the five main numbers plus the Thunderball. We’ll update this live blog with confirmed winning numbers and prize breakdowns as soon as they are released.