NewsUK NewsEuromillionsTime is running out for the winner of a huge EuroMillions prize with the deadline set to expire in just one week - as people are urged to 'check wallets and drawers'15:20, 08 Jul 2026Updated 15:28, 08 Jul 2026A EuroMillions prize winner is owed more than £170,000 after scoring a massive win but they have not come forward to claim their cash.Time is running out for the lucky ticket-holder to claim their prize as Lottery organisers urge people to “check their wallets and drawers”. The winning ticket was sold in Watford, it has now been revealed, but the purchaser has yet to claim the prize.The winning EuroMillions numbers in the draw were 5, 17, 24, 29, 50, while the Lucky Star numbers were 5 and 10. The draw date was January 16, 2026, (draw number 1912).“Time is now running out for this mystery winner,” said Andy Carter, senior winners’ advisor at Allwyn, operator of The National Lottery.Article continues below“In just one week, the deadline to claim this £177,547.30 EuroMillions prize will expire, so we’re asking everyone who may have bought a ticket in the area to make one last thorough check."“We’ve searched for more than five months, but there is still time for this lucky ticket-holder to come forward.“Check that kitchen drawer, your wallet, the glovebox of the car, the pockets of old coats and bags – anywhere a ticket could have been tucked away and forgotten.Article continues below“With only days remaining, we’d also ask people to spread the word. Talk to friends, family, neighbours and colleagues who may have played EuroMillions back in January.“Our priority is making sure this prize reaches its rightful owner before the deadline passes and this incredible opportunity is lost forever.”The deadline for the prize to be claimed is midnight next Wednesday, July 15.Choose Daily Mirror as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.‌EuromillionsNational Lottery