The Champions (European) Cup is weighted at 50%, the EUFA Cup and its predecessor the Inter City Fairs Cup at 25%, the EuropeanCup Winners Cup at 20% and the Inter-Toto Cup at 5%.
That is the Scottish Division A from 1946-47 through till 1955-56, Division 1 from 1956-57 until 1974-75, and the Premier Division from 1975-76 until 1997-98.
This is used to allocate places in the Champions’ League and the EUFA cup and seedings in all competitions.
In the first seasons there were two separate tournaments, one involving half a dozen teams from either country and known as Gigi Peronace Memorial, the other a direct playoff between the winners of the Coppa Italia and the English League Cup (1969-71) or FA Cup (1975-76) and known as Anglo-Italian League Cup.
Texaco withdrew their sponsorship in 1975 and it was replaced by the Anglo-Scottish Cup.
European Fairs Cup Winners — 1969 vs Ujpesti Dosza
Shortly after perhaps the most notable achievement of all, the 1975-76 League Cup semi-final, Premier League Ayr United invited him to become their new manager.
There was the 61-62 League Championship and in 1963 he played in the semi-final of the EuropeanCup against AC Milan.
Alec also holds a Scottish Cup runners-up medal from 1964 and though his appearances for Dundee were restricted by a number of injuries, Newcastle were impressed enough to submit a bid of £55,000 for him.
The Scottish Division One was the top division in Scotland right up until the 1975-76 season, when the set-up was changed and the league was re-named the ‘Premier Division’.
In addition, Rangers have won the Scottish Cup 27 times, and the League Cup 20 times, not to mention their European success when they won the Cup Winners’ Cup in 1972.
Rangers have also shown glimpses of a return to possible European success with their UEFA Cup run this season.
Rummenigge won honours aplenty with the club: leading scorer in the Bundesliga (1980, 1981, 1984), German Footballer of the year (1980) and European Footballer of the year (1980, 1981), the World Club Cup (1976), the EuropeanCup (1975, 1976), the DFB Cup (1982, 1984), and the Bundesliga title (1980, 1981).
By the time of his second season at the club (1975-76) he had secured a regular berth, and on 6 October 1976 he won his first full international cap.
With the national side, he won the European championship in 1980.
In the 1975/76 UEFA Cup final, despite taking a 2-0 lead at Anfield, lost 4-3 on aggregate, and two years later, they went down 1-0 in the European Champion Clubs' Cup final at Wembley - again to the Liverpool.
Opened in August 1975, the stadium's capacity has grown from 18,000 to 30,000 and is home to two of Belgium's oldest clubs, Cercle Brugge KSV and their significantly more successful elder siblings, Club Brugge KV.
In 1986 both teams reached the Belgian Cup Final and for the first time the event was taken away from Heysel and played at the clubs' joint stadium.
Club(s): SpV Lippstadt 08, FC Bayern München, FC Internazionale, Servette FC Rummenigge won the 1975/76European Champion Clubs' Cup finals with FC Bayern München, as well as a European/South American Cup, two league titles and two German Cups.
Bayern later sold Rummenigge to FC Internazionale for â¬2.85m.
Initially a right winger, he later moved inside to an attacking role, and had it not been for injury would have totalled even more than his 95 appearances and 45 goals for the Federal Republic of Germany.
In the 1975-76 season Wrexham F.C reached the quarter-final of the Cup-winners cup, losing marginally to the Belgium giants Anderlecht.
At the back end of the 2002/2003 season the Wrexham Evening Leader initiated a campaign to reinstate the ‘Welsh 3’ back into Europe via the FAW Premier Cup.
Sadly, the three Welsh clubs in the football league no longer qualify for European competition, but moves have been made to reverse this decision.
Beckenbauer had completed an oustanding career with Bayern Munich where he had played a significant role in building them into a West German powerhouse, winning the Europeancup three straight seasons (1974, 75, 76), and earning European Footballer of the year awards in 1972 and 1976.
He led the league in scoring in 1974 with 15 goals and 36 points, was 10th in scoring in 1976, and 9th in 1977.
Top scorer of the Chilean league 1976-78, won 1978 Chilean scoring title.
Thompson's last game that season was in a 1-0 home win over Newcastle United on the 5/3 - he missed the rest of the season through injury including the FA Cup Final (lost 2-1 to Manchester United) and the EuropeanCup Final (beat Borussia Moenchengladbach 3-1).
1975/76 - 41 apps Thompson was just one game short of a full house of League appearances with the game he missed being a 2-0 defeat at Ipswich Town on13/9.
Thompson scored a crucial goal in the semi-final 2nd leg with Barcelona).
In the 1975/76 season Odra gained promotion from the Liga III to the Liga II and played in the lower leagues until the1995/96 season when they were promoted to the Polish topflight the "Ekstraklasa".
The Silesians may go into the tie certain of their roles as favourites, but they have a far less illustrious history than the Dublin team, who have 15 league titles, 24 FAI Cups and 42 appearances in European competitions to their credit
Shamrock Rovers' opponents in Saturday's Intertoto first round qualifier, Odra Wodzislaw Slaski were formed the year that the Hoops played in their first ever FAI Cup Final in 1922.
A European record is held by Randers Freja of Denmark: they won their domestic cup as a second division team in two consecutive years:
Real Madrid (Spain) 1-0 home, 0-2 away (1-2 agg) 1975/76 Wrexham (Wales; England 3rd level) 1st round Djurgårdens IF (Sweden) 2-1 home, 1-1 away (3-2 agg) 2nd round Stal Rzeszow (Poland) 2-0 home, 1-1 away (3-1 agg) quarterf.
The only other team known to have won their domestic cup twice as a second division team is Cameroon's Olympic de Mvolyé, who did it in 1992 and 1994, but were not promoted until the 1996 season.
la Coupe de France winners 1923-24, 1925-26, 1926-27, 1934-35, 1937-38, 1942-43, 1968-69, 1971-72, 1975-76, 1988-89;
Champion de France de L1 1936-37, 1947-48, 1970-71, 1971-72, 1988-89, 1989-90, 1990-91, 1991-92, 1992-93 [later stripped of title due to match fixing];
European Champion Clubs' Cup runners-up 1990-91, as UEFA Champions League, winners 1992-93 [unable to defend title due to match fixing];
His most famous strike came in March 1977 when, with time running out, he went on and scored the winner against crack French side St Etienne in the EuropeanCup quarter final second leg.
During his debut season of 1975-76 he hit seven goals in 14 League appearances - nine of them as substitute - to help land the title.
Fairclough's own favourite goal also came as a substitute at Anfield a year earlier when he beat six Everton defenders before firing past goalkeeper Dai Davies to win the Mersey derby.
