The 1975–76

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was the first edition of the tournament which replaced the

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. It was won by

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, who beat

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in a two-legged final by 1–0 on aggregate.Anglo-Scottish Cup & Texaco Cup - Full Results

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English group

Group A

Group B

Group C

Group D

Scottish group

1st round 1st leg

1st round 2nd leg

Quarter-finals 1st leg

Quarter-finals 2nd leg

Semi-finals 1st leg

Semi-finals 2nd leg

Final 1st leg

Final 2nd leg

Notes and references

* {{DEFAULTSORT:1975-76 Anglo-Scottish Cup 1975–76 in English football 1975–76 in Scottish football England–Scotland relations