1975–76 La Liga













































Primera División
Season 1975–76
Champions
Real Madrid (17th title)
Relegated
Oviedo
Granada
Sporting Gijón
European Cup Real Madrid
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup Atlético Madrid
UEFA Cup
Barcelona
Español
Athletic Bilbao
Matches played 306
Goals scored 765 (2.5 per match)
Top goalscorer
Quini (21)

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The 1975–76 La Liga was the 45th season since its establishment. The season started on 6 September 1975 and finished on 16 May 1976.




Contents






  • 1 Team locations


  • 2 League table


  • 3 Results table


  • 4 Pichichi Trophy


  • 5 References


  • 6 External links





Team locations




1975–76 La Liga is located in Spain

Bilbao

Bilbao



Atlético

Atlético



Barcelona

Barcelona



Betis

Betis



Elche

Elche



Español

Español



Granada

Granada



Hércules

Hércules



Oviedo

Oviedo



Racing

Racing



Real Madrid

Real Madrid



Real Sociedad

Real Sociedad



Salamanca

Salamanca



Sevilla

Sevilla



Sporting

Sporting



Valencia

Valencia



Zaragoza

Zaragoza




Location of teams in La Liga 1975–76




1975–76 La Liga is located in Canary Islands

Las Palmas

Las Palmas





Canary Islands


































































































Team
 Home city
 Stadium
Athletic Bilbao Bilbao
San Mamés
Atlético Madrid Madrid
Vicente Calderón
Barcelona Barcelona
Nou Camp
Elche Elche
Altabix
Español Barcelona
Sarriá
Granada Granada
Los Cármenes
Hércules Alicante
José Rico Pérez
Las Palmas Las Palmas
Insular
Oviedo Oviedo
Carlos Tartiere
Racing Santander Santander
El Sardinero
Real Betis Seville
Benito Villamarín
Real Madrid Madrid
Santiago Bernabéu
Real Sociedad San Sebastián
Atocha
Salamanca Salamanca
Helmántico
Sevilla Seville
Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán
Sporting Gijón Gijón
El Molinón
Valencia Valencia
Luis Casanova
Zaragoza Zaragoza
La Romareda


League table















































































































































































































































Pos
 Team
Pld
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
 Qualification or relegation
1
Real Madrid (C)
 34
 20
 8
 6
 54
 26
 +28
 48
 Qualification for the European Cup first round
2
Barcelona
 34
 18
 7
 9
 61
 41
 +20
 43
 Qualification for the UEFA Cup first round
3
Atlético Madrid
 34
 18
 6
 10
 60
 38
 +22
 42
 Qualification for the Cup Winners' Cup first round[a]
4
Español
 34
 18
 4
 12
 48
 45
 +3
 40
 Qualification for the UEFA Cup first round
5
Athletic Bilbao
 34
 14
 11
 9
 43
 38
 +5
 39
6
Hércules
 34
 12
 12
 10
 33
 37
 −4
 36
7
Real Betis
 34
 15
 5
 14
 34
 50
 −16
 35
8
Real Sociedad
 34
 12
 10
 12
 45
 45
 0
 34
9
Salamanca
 34
 12
 10
 12
 31
 33
 −2
 34
10
Valencia
 34
 12
 8
 14
 43
 41
 +2
 32
11
Sevilla
 34
 13
 6
 15
 35
 39
 −4
 32
12
Racing Santander
 34
 14
 4
 16
 45
 56
 −11
 32
13
Las Palmas
 34
 12
 6
 16
 39
 43
 −4
 30
14
Zaragoza
 34
 11
 8
 15
 45
 43
 +2
 30
15
Elche
 34
 8
 12
 14
 38
 49
 −11
 28
16
Oviedo (R)
 34
 11
 5
 18
 41
 45
 −4
 27
 Relegation to Segunda División
17
Granada (R)
 34
 8
 10
 16
 29
 50
 −21
 26
18
Sporting Gijón (R)
 34
 7
 10
 17
 41
 46
 −5
 24

Source: BDFútbol
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Head-to-head results; 3) Goal difference; 4) Number of goals scored
(C) Champion; (R) Relegated.
Notes:




  1. ^ Atlético Madrid qualified to the Cup Winners' Cup as runners-up of the Copa del Generalísimo.




Results table


  • Please note that the home teams are read down the left hand side while the away teams are indicated along the top.
ATB
ATM
BAR
BET
ELC
ESP
GRA
HÉR
LPA
RAC
RMA
ROV
RSO
SAL
SEV
SPG
VAL
ZAR

Atlético Bilbao
2-0
 2-1
 0-0
 0-0
 2-1
 2-1
 1-0
 1-0
 1-0
 2-0
 1-0
 2-0
 1-0
 4-1
 2-1
 5-4
 0-0

Atlético Madrid
 2-0
3-0
 4-0
 3-0
 3-1
 3-2
 3-0
 2-1
 1-1
 1-0
 3-1
 2-2
 4-1
 1-0
 2-2
 1-0
 2-0

FC Barcelona
 2-1
 2-1
3-1
 1-0
 5-0
 3-0
 1-1
 3-0
 2-1
 2-1
 2-0
 2-0
 3-1
 2-0
 5-1
 1-1
 2-1

Betis
 0-0
 1-3
 1-0
2-0
 1-2
 4-1
 1-0
 1-0
 3-0
 0-2
 2-1
 1-0
 1-1
 1-0
 1-0
 2-1
 1-0

Elche CF
 3-1
 3-1
 2-3
 2-3
2-1
 0-0
 1-1
 1-1
 5-2
 1-1
 1-0
 1-1
 1-1
 2-0
 1-0
 2-0
 0-0

RCD Español
 3-1
 1-0
 3-0
 2-1
 2-0
3-0
 3-1
 1-0
 2-1
 0-1
 3-1
 2-2
 3-0
 1-0
 2-1
 1-0
 2-1

Granada CF
 2-1
 3-4
 0-2
 0-0
 3-2
 0-1
0-0
 1-0
 2-0
 1-2
 1-0
 2-1
 0-0
 1-1
 1-1
 2-1
 0-0

Hércules CF
 2-2
 1-1
 0-0
 1-1
 1-0
 2-1
 2-0
1-0
 2-1
 1-2
 1-0
 0-0
 1-0
 1-0
 1-1
 2-0
 2-0

UD Las Palmas
 2-2
 2-0
 3-1
 3-0
 0-0
 1-1
 1-2
 2-1
5-0
 2-2
 0-0
 2-1
 1-0
 0-1
 2-1
 2-4
 3-2

Racing de Santander
 1-1
 4-3
 2-1
 3-0
 2-1
 1-1
 1-1
 4-1
 2-1
1-0
 2-1
 2-0
 1-0
 2-1
 2-0
 0-1
 4-1

Real Madrid
 1-0
 1-0
 0-2
 5-0
 2-2
 3-1
 4-1
 4-0
 2-1
 2-0
2-0
 1-0
 1-0
 2-0
 2-0
 2-0
 3-2

Real Oviedo
 4-1
 0-2
 1-1
 3-0
 4-1
 1-2
 3-0
 1-1
 1-2
 2-0
 0-0
3-0
 0-1
 3-0
 3-1
 2-1
 2-0

Real Sociedad
 3-2
 1-1
 2-2
 3-2
 4-0
 1-0
 2-0
 3-0
 2-0
 3-2
 1-1
 0-2
1-1
 4-1
 1-0
 1-1
 1-1

UD Salamanca
 2-1
 2-2
 2-0
 2-0
 2-2
 1-0
 1-1
 0-1
 1-0
 3-0
 0-0
 0-0
 1-2
1-1
 1-0
 2-0
 1-0

Sevilla FC
 0-0
 1-0
 2-0
 2-0
 2-1
 2-1
 1-0
 0-0
 3-0
 3-1
 1-1
 4-0
 2-1
 1-2
2-1
 3-1
 0-0

Sporting de Gijón
 1-1
 1-0
 1-1
 5-0
 1-1
 6-1
 0-0
 1-3
 3-0
 1-2
 0-2
 3-1
 3-0
 0-1
 1-0
1-1
 2-2

Valencia CF
 0-0
 0-1
 3-2
 0-1
 2-0
 0-0
 2-1
 2-2
 0-1
 3-0
 1-1
 2-0
 3-1
 1-0
 3-0
 0-0
3-2

Zaragoza
 1-1
 2-1
 4-4
 1-2
 2-0
 4-0
 2-0
 1-0
 0-1
 2-0
 3-1
 5-1
 0-1
 3-0
 1-0
 2-1
 0-2



Pichichi Trophy
































































Rank
 Player
 Goals
 Team
1
Spain Quini
 21
Sporting de Gijón
2
Brazil Leivinha
 18
Atlético Madrid

Spain Aitor Aguirre Uriarte
 18
Racing de Santander
4
Paraguay Diarte
 16
Real Zaragoza

Argentina Carlos Morete
 16
UD Las Palmas
6
Spain Dani
 14
Atlético Bilbao

Netherlands Johnny Rep
 14
Valencia CF
8
Spain Pirri
 13
Real Madrid

Argentina Rubén Ayala
 13
Atlético Madrid

Chile Carlos Caszely
 13
RCD Español


References



  • La Liga 1975/1976

  • Primera División 1975/76

  • List of La Liga Champions



External links



  • (in Spanish) Official LFP Site










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