A UK ticket-holder has come forward to stake their claim for the £111.7m jackpot prize in Friday’s EuroMillions draw.

If they are confirmed to have won, the lucky individual will find themselves wealthier than footballer Harry Kane (£51m), actor Daniel Radcliffe (£92m) and singer Dua Lipa (£75m), according to the Sunday Times Rich List.

Camelot UK Lotteries Limited, operator of The National Lottery, said it has received a claim for the top prize won by a single UK ticket-holder.

The lucky winner scooped a total of £111,709,000.

The claim will go through the process of validation, and subject to that the prize will then be paid at an appointment with a Camelot adviser.

Once the ticket has been validated and paid, the ticket-holder will then decide whether or not to go public and share their news.

The winning numbers were 03, 12, 15, 25 and 43 with Lucky Stars 10 and 11.

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Andy Carter, senior winners’ adviser at The National Lottery, said: “It is wonderful news that a lucky ticket-holder has claimed this incredible prize.

“We will now focus on supporting the ticket-holder through the validation and help them start to enjoy their win.”

Only a handful of UK players have won more than £100m in a EuroMillions jackpot, with the latest being the 18th to do so. In July last year, an anonymous UK ticket-holder won a record jackpot of £195m.

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