IT could be you.

Yes, this time it really could, after Lottery organisers Camelot disclosed that a win worth more than £100,000 remains unclaimed.

The lucky ticket was purchased somewhere in the West Hertfordshire area for the game on September 19, 2001, and the winner has just 20 days remaining to collect their prize.

The winning numbers for the draw were six, eight, 21, 25, 30, 45 and the bonus ball was 42.

Lottery rules state that if the prize money worth £104,902, is not collected within the 180-day deadline, which expires at 11pm on Monday, March 18, the entire sum will be handed over to good causes.

Camelot regional centre manager Sam Duffill, who is waiting to pay out the prize, said: "Anyone who bought a lottery ticket in the West Hertfordshire area in September of last year should have a good look round for the winning ticket.

"Have a think back to that time and check every possible place especially the pockets of summer clothes that have been put away for winter.

According to Camelot, some of the more unlikely places to store a winning ticket include; under the floorboards, in a Bible, in a pair of socks, under M for Millionaire in the dictionary, in a child's teddy bear, in the fridge, in a dog's basket or in a budgie cage.