Lotto winner Jane Park saw her brother lying bleeding after he was stabbed with a Rambo-style knife.
His attacker struck outside a sports bar after Jane, Britain’s youngest EuroMillions jackpot winner at 17, and William, 23, had watched last weekend’s Champions League final.
The blade punctured William’s lung and injured his spleen. Last night a friend of Jane, 26, said: “Billy is so lucky to be alive.”
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