1975–76 Coupe de France

The competition for the Coupe de France in the 1975/76 season was the 59th playout of the French Football Cup for men teams. This year, reported 1,977 clubs, including those from the overseas possessions of France, of which CS Saint- Denis could even qualify for the first national round of Réunion.

Defending champion was the AS Saint- Étienne, but resigned earlier this year in Zweiunddreißigstelfinale, although they again French champion was at the end of the season and was in the final of the European Cup of Champions. Winner of the trophy was Olympique Marseille. This was his ninth Cup victory at the twelfth finals; the last title had taken four years previously Marseille. Playoff opponents Olympique Lyon was the sixth time in a coupe - finals and lost for the third time; however, Lyons last win (1973 ) had only been a few years. Already in the sixteenth finals ended for the half-dozen amateur teams that had survived the first national round, the hope of further success outsider. Even from the Zweitdivisionären reached with the SCO Angers, only one quarter-final.

After the organized by the regional subdivisions of the National Federation FFF qualifying rounds attacked from the round of 64 teams and the 20 first division in a competition. The pairings were drawn freely for each round and took place on neutral ground in the thirty-second and in the semifinals; when the score is level after extra time, there was a penalty shoot-out. From the sixteenth until the quarterfinals round-trip games were played. Had it both teams have scored an equal number of hits ( without away goals counted double ), was initially extended the return game, and then - if necessary - by a penalty shoot- out.

Zweiunddreißigstelfinale

Games on January 31, 1 and 8 (Béziers against Ajaccio until 29 ) June 1976. Clubs of the two professional leagues are denoted by D1 and D2, respectively, those of the national amateur league with D3, the highest regional amateur leagues as DH or PH ( " Division d' Honneur " or " promotion d' Honneur ").

  • U.S. Dunkerque D2 - SM Caen D2 2-0
  • U.S. Valenciennes D1 - FC Nantes D1 4:2 N.V.
  • Montpellier La Paillade SC DH - Sporting Toulon D2 2:2 nV (4-2 IU )
  • AS Nancy D1 - D2 FC Mulhouse 2:1
  • Stade Brest D2 - D2 SC Amiens 2:2 N.V. ( 5-3 IU )
  • Paris Saint- Germain D1 - AS Corbeil -Essonnes D3 3:1
  • Stade Rennes D2 - D3 ES Juvisy 6-0
  • FC Metz D1 - D1 RC Strasbourg 5-2 N.V.
  • OGC Nice D1 - D2 EDS Montlucon 2:1
  • Olympique Nîmes D1 - D1 AS Monaco 1-0
  • Stade Reims D1 - D2 RCFC Besançon 0-0 N.V. ( 3-1 IU )
  • FC Sète D2 - FC Martigues D2 4:1
  • FC Sochaux D1 - D2 AS Cannes 1-0 N.V.
  • Troyes Aube Football D1 - AS Saint- Étienne 2-0 D1
  • AS Vauban Strasbourg PH - Racing Club Epernay D3 5:0
  • SR Saint- Dié D2 - Entente Bagneaux - Fontainebleau - Nemours D2 3:1
  • U.S. Toulouse D2 - D3 Limoges FC 1-0 N.V.
  • CS Thonon DH - UMS Montelimar DH 3:1
  • SCO Angers D2 - D2 FC Tours 4-2
  • CS Meaux PH - Olympique Saint- Quentin D3 3:1
  • Girondins Bordeaux D1 - FC Lorient D2 3:2 N.V.
  • EAC Chaumont D2 - D2 CS Sedan 3:1
  • SEC Bastia D1 - FC Annecy DH 1-0
  • EA Guingamp DH - CS Saint- Denis Réunion DH 4-0
  • SR Haguenau D3 - Red Star Paris D2 2:1
  • Stade Laval D2 - FC Rouen D2 3:2 N.V.
  • RC Lens D1 - D3 AS Mutzig 2:2 N.V. ( 5-2 IU )
  • OSC Lille D1 - D2 2:1 USM Malakoff
  • Olympique Lyon D1 - SC Saint- Symphorien PH 9-0
  • Olympique Marseille D1 - Olympique Avignon D1 2:1
  • AJ Auxerre D2 - D3 UES Montmorillon 3-0
  • AS Béziers D2 - D2 Gazelec FCO Ajaccio 2-0

Round of

First leg on February 26 to 28 ( Thonon against Béziers on 9 and 14 March ); Return matches on 5 bis March 7, 1976

  • U.S. Valenciennes D1 - Nîmes Olympique D1 3:0, 0:2
  • Montpellier La Paillade SC DH - U.S. Dunkerque D2 2:3, 1:2
  • Stade Brest D2 - D1 Lyon 0:3, 2:1
  • Stade Rennes D2 - D1 FC Metz 0:2, 0:0
  • OGC Nice D1 - D1 Bordeaux 1:0, 2:1
  • Troyes Aube Football D1 - FC Sochaux D1 1:1, 2:3
  • AS Vauban Strasbourg PH - SEC Bastia D1 2:2, 1:3
  • SR Saint- Dié D2 - D1 Stade Reims 0:3, 2:4
  • CS Meaux PH - FC Sète D2 0:2, 0:3
  • EAC Chaumont D2 - D2 SCO Angers 3:1, 0:4
  • EA Guingamp DH - OSC Lille D1 1:2, 0:4
  • SR Haguenau D3 - D1 AS Nancy 0:2, 0:3
  • Stade Laval D2 - U.S. Toulouse D2 5:1, 0:0
  • RC Lens D1 - Paris Saint- Germain D1 0:3, 1:1
  • AJ Auxerre D2 - D1 Marseille 0:0, 0:2
  • CS Thonon DH - AS Beziers D2 1:2, 1:1

Second round

First leg on the 6th, return legs on April 10, 1976

  • U.S. Valenciennes D1 - FC Sochaux D1 4:0, 0:0
  • FC Metz D1 - U.S. Dunkerque D2 4:1, 1:2
  • OGC Nice D1 - SEC Bastia D1 2:2, 0:4, ( a) x: x ( b )
  • Stade Reims D1 - D1 Marseille 1:1, 1:3
  • OSC Lille D1 - D1 Lyon 0:2, 0:4
  • Stade Laval D2 - D1 AS Nancy 1:3, 1:1
  • Paris Saint- Germain D1 - FC Sète D2 3:0, 2:2
  • AS Béziers D2 - D2 SCO Angers 1:4, 0:2

Quarterfinals

First leg on the 4th, back matches on May 7, 1976

  • SEC Bastia D1 - FC Metz D1 0:1, (c) 0:0
  • AS Nancy D1 - U.S. Valenciennes D1 2:0, 1:2 N.V.
  • Paris Saint- Germain D1 - D1 Lyon 1:1, 0:2
  • SCO Angers D2 - D1 Marseille 1:0, 0:2

Semifinal

Games on May 29, 1976

  • Olympique Lyon D1 - FC Metz D1 2-0
  • Olympique Marseille D1 - AS Nancy D1 4:1

Final

Game on June 12, 1976 in the Parc des Princes stadium in front of 45,661 spectators

  • Olympique Marseille - Olympique Lyon 2:0 ( 0:0)

Team Line-up

Olympique Marseille: Gérard Migeon - Jacky Lemée, Victor Zvunka, Marius Trésor, François Bracci - Robert Buigues, Jean Fernandez, Raoul Noguès (Jean Martinez, 88 ) - Boubacar Sarr, Héctor Yazalde, Georges Bereta Coach: Jules Zvunka

Olympique Lyon: Gilles De Rocco - Guy Garrigues, Jean -François Jodar, Ljubomir Mihajlovic, Raymond Domenech - Jean- Paul Bernad, Robert Cacchioni, Ildo Maneiro (Robert Valette, 74 ), Serge Chiesa - Bernard Lacombe Bernard Ferrigno Trainer: Aimé Jacquet

Referee: Robert Wurtz ( Strasbourg)

Goals

1-0 Noguès ( 67 ) 2-0 Boubacar ( 84 )

Special events

For Marseilles Georges Bereta, this was the fourth and last coupe of his career, having already three times with AS Saint -Étienne had been able to win the competition 1968-1974. From the team that was victorious in 1972 for OM, was out of Jules Zvunka - since moved from the field to the bench - no one there.

In Lyon, it would have been his fifth cup final for coach Aimé Mignot, had his club not a few weeks before replacing it with Aimé Jacquet.

Referee Wurtz led his second Cup final after 1973.

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