England face Norway in the quarter-finals of the 2026 World Cup on Saturday 11 July, with kick-off scheduled for 10:00pm (UK time) at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. To mark one of the biggest games of the tournament so far, new Dabble customers can claim a Bet £5 Get £20 in Free Bets welcome offer.
Simply register a new account, deposit £5 and place a qualifying £5 bet to unlock £20 in Free Bets, plus two Rocket Odds Boosts. Full details on how to claim the promotion can be found below.
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How to claim the Dabble Norway vs England offer
Follow these steps to claim the offer:
- Sign up for a new Dabble account via this link.
- Make your first deposit of a minimum of £5.
- Place a qualifying bet of £5 or more within 7 days of registration.
- Receive £20 in Free Bets and 2 Rocket Odds Boosts within 24 hours of settlement
Dabble Norway vs England offer terms and conditions
Who can claim this offer?
- New UK customers only.
- You must be aged 18 or over.
- Register and deposit at least £5.
- Place a qualifying sportsbook bet of £5 or more within seven days of registration.
- Your qualifying bet must settle before bonuses are credited.
- One welcome offer per customer, household and IP address.
What do you receive?
- £20 in Free Bets.
- Two Rocket Odds Boosts.
- Bonuses credited within 24 hours of your qualifying bet settling.
- Free Bets and Rocket Odds Boosts expire after seven days.
Important terms
- Cashed out qualifying bets do not qualify.
- Winnings do not include the Free Bet stake.
- You can only use Free Bets on eligible sportsbook markets.
- Full promotional terms and conditions apply.
Norway vs England preview
England booked their place in the quarter-finals after edging past Mexico, while Norway stunned Brazil to set up a fascinating meeting in Miami. Harry Kane and Erling Haaland headline two of the tournament’s strongest attacks, with a place in the last four at stake.
Thomas Tuchel’s side have grown into the competition, but Norway have already shown they can trouble the favourites. That should make Saturday night’s contest one of the standout ties of the World Cup quarter-finals
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