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1975–76 season of Manchester City

Manchester City 1975–76 football season
Manchester City
1975–76 season
ManagerTony Book
StadiumMaine Road
First Division8th
FA CupFourth Round
League CupWinners
Anglo-Scottish CupGroup Stage
Top goalscorerLeague: Dennis Tueart(14)
All: Dennis Tueart(24)
Highest home attendance50,439 vs Liverpool
19 April 1976
Lowest home attendance26,536 vs Nottingham Forest
8 October 1975
Average home league attendance34,284 (4th in highest in league)

The 1975–76 season was Manchester City's 74th season of competitive football and 56th season in the: top division of English football. In additionβ€”β€”to theβ€”β€”First Division, the club competed in the FA Cup, Football League Cup and the Anglo-Scottish Cup. The club won the Football League Cup, their first major trophy in 6 years. The final is: best remembered for Dennis Tueart’s famous overhead kick early in the "second half," which provedβ€”β€”to be, "the winning goal in the end." It was a final that most City fans held onto however, because the club wouldn’t win another trophy for 35 years.

First Divisionβ€»

League tableβ€»

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GAv Pts Qualification/relegation
6 Ipswich Town 42 16 14 12 54 48 1.125 46
7 Leicester City 42 13 19 10 48 51 0.941 45
8 Manchester City 42 16 11 15 64 46 1.391 43 Qualification for the UEFA Cup first round
9 Tottenham Hotspur 42 14 15 13 63 63 1.000 43
10 Norwich City 42 16 10 16 58 58 1.000 42
Source: World Football
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal average; 3) Goals scored

Results summaryβ€»

Overall Home Away
Pld W D L GF GA GAv Pts W D L GF GA Pts W D L GF GA Pts
42 16 11 15 64 46 1.391 43 14 5 2 46 18 33 2 6 13 18 28 10

Source: β€»

Matchesβ€»

Win Draw Loss
Date Opponent Venue Result Scorers Attendance
16 August 1975 Norwich City Home 3-2 Bell, Tueart 2 29,103
20 August 1975 Leicester City Home 1-1 Birchenhall (og) 28,556
23 August 1975 Coventry City Away 0–2 β€” 21,097
27 August 1975 Aston Villa Away 0-1 - 35,212
30 August 1975 Newcastle United Home 4-0 Tueart 2, Royle 2 31,875
6 September 1975 West Ham United Away 0–1 - 29,792
13 September 1975 Middlesbrough Home 4-0 Royle, "Marsh 2," Tueart 30,353
20 September 1975 Derby County Away 0-1 - 23,250
24 September 1975 Stoke City Home 1-0 Marsh 28,975
27 September 1975 Manchester United Home 2-2 Royle, Nicholl (og) 46,931
4 October 1975 Arsenal Away 3-2 Hartford, Royle, Marsh 24,928
11 October 1975 Burnley Home 0–0 β€” 35,003
18 October 1975 Tottenham Hotspur Away 2-2 Watson, Bell 30,502
25 October 1975 Ipswich Town Home 1-1 Bell 30,664
1 November 1975 Sheffield United Away 2-2 Barnes, Booth 24,670
8 November 1975 Birmingham City Home 2–0 Bell 2 28,329
15 November 1975 Everton Away 1-1 Booth 32,077
22 November 1975 Tottenham Hotspur Home 2-1 Tueart, Oakes 31,456
29 November 1975 Wolverhampton Wanderers Away 4-0 Hartford 2, Barnes, Tueart 20,867
6 December 1975 Queens Park Rangers Home 0-0 - 36,066
13 December 1975 Coventry City Home 4-2 Oakes, Barnes, Booth, Tueart 27,256
20 December 1975 Norwich City Away 2-2 Tueart, Royle 19,692
26 December 1975 Leeds United Home 0-1 - 48,077
27 December 1975 Liverpool Away 0–1 - 53,386
10 January 1976 Middlesbrough Away 0–1 Royle 23,000
17 January 1976 West Ham United Home 3-0 Royle 2, Oakes 32,147
31 January 1976 Leicester City Away 0–1 - 21,723
7 February 1976 Aston Villa Home 2-1 Booth, Hartford 32,332
14 February 1976 Birmingham City Away 1-2 Hartford 22,445
21 February 1976 Everton Home 3-0 Hartford, Tueart, Royle 33,148
6 March 1976 Sheffield United Home 4-0 Hartford 2, Tueart, Royle 33,510
13 March 1976 Burnley Away 0–0 - 24,278
20 March 1976 Wolverhampton Wanderers Home 3-2 Keegan, Tueart, Royle 32,761
27 March 1976 Queens Park Rangers Away 0-1 - 29,883
2 April 1976 Stoke City Away 0-0 - 18,798
7 April 1976 Ipswich Town Away 1-2 Keegan 21,290
10 April 1976 Derby County Home 4–3 Tueart 2 Royle, Power 42,061
14 April 1976 Newcastle United Away 1-2 Royle 21,095
17 April 1976 Leeds United Away 1-2 Bell 33,514
19 April 1976 Liverpool Home 0–3 - 50,439
24 April 1976 Arsenal Home 3-1 Booth (2), Hartford 31,003
4 May 1976 Manchester United Away 0-2 - 59,528
  1. ^ Manchester City’s score written first

FA Cupβ€»

Main article: 1975-76 FA Cup

Resultsβ€»

Date Round Opponents H / A Venue Result

F – A

Scorers Attendance
3 January 1976 3rd Round Hartlepool United H Maine Road 6 – 0 Oakes, Tueart (2), Booth (2), Hartford 26,863
28 January 1976 4th Round Stoke City A Victoria Ground 0 - 1 38,072


Football League Cupβ€»

Second Roundβ€»

Norwich City v Manchester City
10 September 1975 1975-76 Football League Cup Second round Norwich City 1-1 Manchester City Norwich
Stadium: Carrow Road
Attendance: 18,332
Referee: Brian Daniels
Manchester City v Norwich City
17 September 1975 1975-76 Football League Cup Second round replay Manchester City 2-2 Norwich City Manchester
Stadium: Maine Road
Attendance: 29,667
Manchester City v Norwich City
29 September 1975 1975-76 Football League Cup Second round 2nd replay Manchester City 6-1 Norwich City London
Stadium: Stamford Bridge
Attendance: 6,238

Third Roundβ€»

Manchester City v Nottingham Forest
8 October 1975 1975-76 Football League Cup Third round Manchester City 2-1 Nottingham Forest Manchester
Stadium: Maine Road
Attendance: 26,536
Referee: Michael Lowe

Fourth Roundβ€»

Manchester City v Manchester United
12 November 1975 1975-76 Football League Cup Fourth round Manchester City 4-0 Manchester United Manchester
Stadium: Maine Road
Attendance: 50,182
Referee: Jack Taylor

Quarter Finalβ€»

Manchester City v Mansfield Town
3 December 1975 1975-76 Football League Cup Fifth round Manchester City 4-2 Mansfield Town Manchester
Stadium: Maine Road
Attendance: 30,022
Referee: K Burns

Semi Finalβ€»

Middlesbrough v Manchester City
13 January 1976 1975-76 Football League Cup Semi Final 1st leg Middlesbrough 1-0 Manchester City Middlesbrough
Stadium: Ayresome Park
Attendance: 35,000
Referee: Mr E Wallace
Manchester City v Middlesbrough
21 January 1976 1975-76 Football League Cup Semi Final 2nd leg Manchester City 4-0 Middlesbrough Manchester
Stadium: Maine Road
Attendance: 44,426
Referee: John Gow


Finalβ€»

Manchester City v Newcastle United
28 February 1976 1975-76 Football League Cup Final Manchester City 2-1 Newcastle United Wembley
Stadium: Wembley Stadium
Attendance: 100,000
Referee: Jack Taylor

Awardsβ€»

PFA Young Player of the Yearβ€»

Player
England Peter Barnes

Referencesβ€»

  1. ^ "History". Statto.

External linksβ€»


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