A EuroMillions ticket bought in the borough for the 25 September draw matched five numbers and one Lucky Star. The £256,117 prize must be claimed by 24 March 2027.

Somebody in the borough of Bromley is holding a EuroMillions ticket worth £256,117 and has not come forward. The National Lottery’s unclaimed prizes list records a Match 5 + 1 Star prize of £256,117.00 from the draw on Friday 25 September, bought in the London Borough of Bromley, with a claim deadline of 24 March 2027.

The winning numbers that night were 11, 12, 15, 38 and 49, with Lucky Stars 10 and 12. The National Lottery’s EuroMillions draw history confirms the same numbers for the 25 September draw, which carried a jackpot of £111,709,000.

The Bromley ticket matched all five main numbers and one of the two Lucky Stars. It missed the jackpot by a single star.

Check your ticket

If you bought a EuroMillions ticket anywhere in the borough for Friday 25 September, check it against these numbers:

  • Main numbers: 11, 12, 15, 38, 49
  • Lucky Stars: 10, 12
  • Draw number: 1984

The ticket could have been bought in a shop or online. The National Lottery gives only the local authority area, so there is no shop, town or ward to narrow it down.

The unclaimed Bromley EuroMillions prize: draw of Friday 25 September 2026, main numbers 11, 12, 15, 38 and 49, Lucky Stars 10 and 12, Match 5 plus 1 Star worth £256,117, ticket bought in the London Borough of Bromley, claim by 24 March 2027
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How to claim a prize this size

The National Lottery’s how to claim page sets out the rules. All draw game prizes must be claimed within 180 days of the draw. For 25 September, that is 24 March 2027, the date on the unclaimed list.

Prizes over £50,000 cannot be paid in a shop. The National Lottery says they “must be claimed in person during the prize claim period”. The first step is a phone call so the win can be registered, after which a date and time are arranged to claim.

The number is 0333 234 44 33, open 8am to 8pm Monday to Saturday and 9am to 5pm on Sunday.

If you think you had a winning ticket that has since been lost, stolen or damaged, the same page has a separate procedure. It is worth reading before you give up on a ticket you cannot find.

Three more London tickets are also missing

The Bromley ticket is one of eleven unclaimed prizes on the national list this week. Three others were bought in London:

  • £5,844,340 Lotto jackpot, draw of 26 September, bought in the London Borough of Lewisham, claim by 25 March 2027
  • £1,000,000 Lotto Match 5 + Bonus, draw of 19 August, bought in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, claim by 15 February 2027
  • Set For Life, £10,000 a month for a year, draw of 24 August, bought in the London Borough of Lambeth, claim by 20 February 2027

Lewisham borders Bromley to the north. Both draws fell on the same weekend, so anyone who bought tickets for Friday 25 and Saturday 26 September has two to check.

What it means for you

  • Look in coat pockets, car doors and wallets for a EuroMillions ticket dated 25 September, and check any ticket bought in the borough that weekend.
  • If you play online, log in and check your account and messages for the 25 September draw.
  • Do not take a large prize to a shop. Ring 0333 234 44 33 first. Shops pay only the smaller prizes, and the National Lottery arranges claims over £50,000 in person.
  • The deadline is firm. The National Lottery’s rules give 180 days from the draw, and for this ticket that is 24 March 2027.

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