Marcus Berg in action for Sweden (PA Images)
After making £47 profit from just a £5 deposit on Thursday’s Euro 2020 qualifiers, we show punters how to earn 4 x £5 free bets for Sunday’s international action.
Ladbrokes offer new customers the chance to place a £5 bet and get their hands on four £5 free bets to get their account off to the best possible start – and we are taking advantage of that this weekend to get some international bets placed on another thrilling day’s football.
We are kicking off by placing a £5 bet on the earlier kick-off on Sunday between Armenia and Bosnia-Herzegovina to release 4 x £5 free bets with Ladbrokes to use on the rest of the day’s Euro 2020 qualifying action.
We recommend opening an account at Ladbrokes to follow our Bet Through The Card tips. When you open an account, deposit and place a £5 bet, you then get your hands on four more free £5 bets, so you can stake £5 on each of our tips despite only depositing £5 to begin with!
This offer is for new customers, 18+ only and terms and conditions apply. Just follow the steps below to get started:
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Armenia began brilliantly against Italy on Thursday by firing an excellent goal to go ahead, but were pegged back to 1-1 at half time and also had their scorer Aleksandre Karapetian sent off before ultimately losing 3-1.
Bosnia-Herzegovina, meanwhile, eased to a 5-0 home victory over Liechtenstein the same evening and as they look the better quality side of these two, they can boost their hopes of qualifying for the finals by winning in Yerevan.
Denmark dished out a 5-1 thrashing to Georgia in June and after a 6-0 triumph in Gibraltar on Thursday, they should be full of confidence for this trip to Tbilisi.
The Danes are averaging almost four goals per match in qualifying Group D and that suggests they should be well capable of making a breakthrough before half time as well as returning home with three points.
As things stand, these two countries look the likely qualifiers from Group J and although Finland have been something of a revelation in this campaign so far, they could come unstuck at home to Italy as they did in Udine where they lost 2-0.
Italy weathered an early storm to prevail in Armenia on Thursday but while they are expected to win again in Tampere, it may not be emphatic against a defensively solid Finland side.
Although Liechtenstein have lost five out of five in Group J and are yet to score a goal, neither have Greece been anywhere near impressive and the 2004 European champions look like missing out on next year’s tournament.
The Greeks have collected only one point from their last four qualifiers, lost at home to Armenia in June and in Finland on Thursday and while they should be too good for Liechtenstein, we do not think the tiny Alpine nation will be disgraced here.
These Scandinavian neighbours are competing with Romania for second place in Group F behind Spain and we expect Sweden to take a significant step towards the Euro 2020 finals by winning at the Friends Arena.
Norway have made fairly hard work of beating the Faroe Islands and Malta on their last two outings, whereas Sweden looked in good shape as they blasted four first-half goals past the first-named of those minnows on Thursday.
If you were to back these tips with the Ladbrokes new customer offer you could emerge with the following profit:
£5 on BOSNIA-HERZEGOVINA TO WIN away to Armenia returns £9.54
£5 free bet on DENMARK HT/FT away to Georgia returns £7.50*
£5 free bet on ITALY TO WIN AND UNDER 3.5 GOALS IN THE MATCH away to Finland returns £5.75*
£5 free bet on LIECHTENSTEIN +3 away to Greece returns £7.25*
£5 free bet on SWEDEN TO WIN at home to Norway returns £4.75*
*Free bet stake not included in returns
That could equal total returns of £34.79 – good luck!
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Bet Through The Card: Sunday’s International Fixtures
After making £47 profit from just a £5 deposit on Thursday’s Euro 2020 qualifiers, we show punters how to earn 4 x £5 free bets for Sunday’s international action.
