1976/77 UEFA Cup
Cup winners
Italy Juventus Turin (1st title)
Beginning
September 8, 1976
The End
May 18, 1977
Teams
64
Games
126
Gates
400 (ø 3.17 per game)
Top scorer
England Stan Bowles , ( Queens Park Rangers , 11 goals)
← 1975/76 UEFA Cup
↑ European Champion Clubs' Cup 1976/77
The 1976/77 UEFA Cup was the 6th edition of the competition and was won by Juventus Turin by beating Athletic Bilbao in the final .
The 64 teams played against each other in pure cup mode in six rounds with home and return games. In the event of a tie, the number of goals scored away first decided, followed by overtime and a penalty shoot-out.
The most successful German team this season was 1. FC Magdeburg who made it to the quarter-finals, but failed there because of the eventual winner Juventus Turin.
1 round
1 The first leg took place in Lisbon.
2 The second leg took place in Katowice.
2nd round
3rd round
Quarter finals
Semifinals
final
First leg
Juventus Turin
Athletic Bilbao
Dino Zoff - Antonello Cuccureddu , Claudio Gentile , Gaetano Scirea , Francesco Morini - Marco Tardelli , Giuseppe Furino , Romeo Benetti - Franco Causio , Roberto Boninsegna (40th Sergio Gori ), Roberto Bettega Trainer: Giovanni Trapattoni (C)
José Ángel Iribar - José Ignacio Oñaederra , Javier Escalza , Andoni Goikoetxea Olaskoaga , Agustín Guisasola , Ángel María Villar , Javier Irureta , José Ángel Rojo , Churruca , Dani , José Francisco Rojo Trainer: Koldo Aguirre (C)
1-0 Marco Tardelli (14th)
Return leg
Athletic Bilbao
Juventus Turin
José Ángel Iribar - Lasa (63rd Carlos Ruiz Herrero ), Agustín Guisasola , Alesanco , Javier Escalza , Ángel María Villar , Churruca , Javier Irureta , Amorrortu , Dani , José Francisco Rojo Trainers: Koldo Aguirre (C)
Dino Zoff - Antonello Cuccureddu , Claudio Gentile , Gaetano Scirea , Francesco Morini - Marco Tardelli , Giuseppe Furino , Romeo Benetti - Franco Causio , Roberto Boninsegna (60th Luciano Spinosi ), Roberto Bettega Trainer: Giovanni Trapattoni (C)
1: 1 Javier Irureta (11th) 2: 1 Carlos Ruiz Herrero (79th)
0: 1 Roberto Bettega (6th)
Best goal scorers
Players used Juventus Turin
Juventus Turin
See also
Web links
Individual evidence
↑ List of goalscorers on UEFA.com
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