Spain’s National Lottery will distribute €42 million in its Saturday draw on 19 September 2026. The draw begins at 13:00 at the Salón de Sorteos de Loterías y Apuestas del Estado in Madrid. The first prize pays €60000 for each décimo; the second pays €12000.
The draw will use the usual multiple-drum system and follow the ordinary lottery format. The issue contains ten series of 100000 tickets. Each full ticket costs €60 and is divided into décimos priced at €6. The prize table returns 70% of the issue to players. El Confidencial also reported that the complete issue had a nominal value of €60 million.
In the 19 September 2026 draw, number 76112 won the first prize and number 76679 the second, information from Democrata, Antena 3 and El Mundo.
The first prize totals €600000 per series, while the second reaches €120000 per series. Four four-digit extractions pay €150 per décimo. Ten three-digit extractions pay €30, and nine two-digit extractions pay €12. Published result summaries listed these categories alongside the two basic numbers.
Numbers next to the first-prize number can win €1000 per décimo through the two first-prize approximations. The equivalent approximations for the second prize pay €554 per décimo. The lottery also awards €30 to the remaining 99 numbers in the first-prize hundred and the remaining 99 numbers in the second-prize hundred.
Lower combinations offer more ways to win back part of the stake. Tickets matching the first prize in their final three digits receive €30 per décimo; those matching its final two digits receive €12. The prize table covers far more than the two headline numbers.
The 19 September draw was one of several large lottery draws in Spain that day. Results were published and broadcast through official Loterías y Apuestas del Estado resources, including RTVE’s video page. RTVE and Loterías y Apuestas del Estado reported on the results.
There are three groups of reintegers worth €6 per décimo. The first applies when the final digit matches the final digit of the first prize. The other two depend on the final digits drawn in the first and second special one-digit extractions. They cover 9999, 10000 and 10000 reintegers, respectively.
Readers following Spain’s weekend agenda can also find separate coverage of Barcelona festival plans. The National Lottery draw centers on the Madrid event and its published prize distribution.
As.com warned that the published details may contain errors or omissions. Only the official list supplied by Loterías y Apuestas del Estado confirms the result. The advertised prizes explain how the draw works, but the official list determines whether a ticket has won.
A €6 décimo gives players access to a prize table led by €60000, with millions in total prizes. El País, El Periódico and El Confidencial confirmed the 13:00 schedule, the ordinary Saturday format and the basic prize amounts. Spanish results coverage later published the winning numbers and additional prize categories.
