Parimatch New Customer Offer: Get 60/1 on Haaland to score against Inter Milan

One of the headline matches of the opening wave of Champions League fixtures comes at the Etihad where England's finest, Man City, take on Italian champions Inter Milan.

Erling Haaland heads into the match with a whopping nine goals on the board already this term, with Parimatch offering new customers 60/1 for the Man City phenomenon to score yet again on Wednesday night.

Parimatch Offer Explained: 60/1 Haaland To Score

New customers at Parimatch can back Erling Haaland at boosted odds of 60/1 to score his tenth goal of the season at home to Inter Milan on Wednesday night.

Haaland has 18 Champions League goals in two seasons for City and already has accrued nine goals in the Premier League this term.

All you need to do is place a £1 bet on this outcome occurring and, if it is successful your bet will be paid at the normal price, while the extra amount will be credited in Free Bets to bring your total winnings up to the enhanced price of 60/1.

Parimatch Offer Terms and Conditions

General

• This offer is for new customers only and is available once per household, 18+
• Minimum £5 deposit.
• Place a maximum £1 bet at the normal price on Erling Haaland - Anytime Goalscorer - 90 Mins v Inter, which starts at 20:00 PM UK time on Wednesday 18/09/2024. You must do this from 10:00 UK time on Monday 16/09/2024 until 20:00 UK time on Wednesday 18/09/2024.
• The following do not qualify for this promotion: void bets, BetBoosts, Special Markets, Enhanced Accas and bets placed with Bonus Funds; and qualifying bets which are Cashed Out, or Partially Cashed Out.

Free Bets

• Can be used on any sports market unless stated in the restrictions;
• Bets must be placed at combined odds 2.00+ or greater;
• Cannot be used on virtual sports;
• Can be used as one whole bet or as a number of smaller bets;
• Will only return profit exceeding your total stake;
• Must be placed separately from real cash bets; and
• Will expire 7 days after accreditation if not used.