1975–76 Manchester City F.C. season 1975–76 season of Manchester City
Manchester City 1975–76 football season
The 1975–76 season was Manchester City 's 74th season of competitive football and 56th season in the top division of English football.[ 1] In addition to the 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 proved 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 Division
League table
Source:
World Football Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal average; 3) Goals scored
Results summary
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
Matches
Date
Opponent
Venue
Result[ a]
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
—
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
—
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
^ Manchester City’s score written first
FA Cup
Results
Second Round
Third Round
Fourth Round
Quarter Final
Semi Final
Manchester City v Middlesbrough
Final
Awards
References
External links
Ardwick A.F.C. Manchester City F.C.
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