
England face Norway in the quarter-finals of the 2026 World Cup on Saturday 11 July, with kick-off at 10:00pm (UK time) at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. New EasyBet customers can boost their betting experience by claiming the bookmaker’s welcome promotion of Bet £10 Get £30 in Free Bets ahead of this heavyweight clash.
The offer is easy to claim. Register a new EasyBet account, deposit £10 and place a qualifying £10 sportsbook bet to unlock £30 in Free Bets once your first wager settles. It is a strong promotion for anyone looking to back either England or Norway in one of the standout ties of the quarter-finals.
How to claim the easyBet Norway vs England offer
Claiming this offer is straightforward:
- Open a new easyBet Predictions account via this link.
- Enter the bonus code YES30 during registration if required.
- Deposit funds into your account.
- Place your qualifying bet
- The qualifying wager must be worth up to £20.
- Once the bet settles you will receive 4 x £5 free bets in the predictions markets plus a £10 free bet to use on multiples in the exchange
- Use the Free Bet on eligible sportsbook markets before it expires.

EasyBet Norway vs England offer terms and conditions
To qualify for the promotion you must:
- Be a new EasyBet customer.
- Be aged 18 or over.
- Deposit at least £10.
- Place a qualifying sportsbook bet of £10.
- Allow the qualifying bet to settle.
- Claim only one welcome offer per customer.
Once your qualifying bet settles:
- EasyBet credits 3 x £10 Free Bets.
- You can use the Free Bets on eligible sportsbook markets.
- Winnings exclude the Free Bet stake.
- Full promotional terms and conditions apply.
Norway vs England preview
England arrive in Miami after overcoming Mexico to book their place in the last eight, while Norway continued their impressive World Cup campaign with a famous victory over Brazil. Harry Kane and Erling Haaland will headline a fascinating battle between two sides packed with attacking quality.
Thomas Tuchel’s side have grown stronger as the tournament has progressed, but Norway have already shown they can compete with the world’s elite. With a place in the semi-finals on the line, Saturday night’s contest promises to be one of the biggest matches of the World Cup so far.
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