NB: European Cup winners Bayern München (West Germany) declined to participate
and were replaced by runners-up Atlético de Madrid (Spain).
1st. leg:
Venue: Avellaneda. Field: Independiente ("La Doble Visera").
March 12, 1975
Independiente (Argentina) 1-0 Atlético Madrid (Spain)
Goal: 34' Agustín "Mencho" Balbuena.
Independiente: José Alberto Pérez -
Miguel Ángel López, Ricardo Elbio Pavoni -
Eduardo Comisso, Rubén Galván, Francisco Pedro Manuel Sa -
Agustín Alberto Balbuena,
Aldo Fernando Rodríguez (57' Alejandro Estanislao Semenewicz),
Percy Rojas, Ricardo Enrique Bochini,
Ricardo Daniel Bertoni (83' Luis Alberto Giribert).
Atlético Madrid: Reina; Melo, "Cacho" Heredia, Benegas, Capón;
Eusebio, Alberto (46' Heraldo Becerra), Adelardo, Irureta;
Gárate, Rubén Ayala.
Referee: Charles Corver (Netherlands).
2nd. leg:
Venue: Madrid. Field: Vicente Calderón.
April 10, 1975
Atlético Madrid (Spain) 2-0 Independiente (Argentina)
Goals: 23' Irureta, 85' Rubén "Ratón" Ayala.
Atlético Madrid: Pacheco - Melo, "Cacho" Heredia, Eusebio, Capón, Adelardo,
Irureta, Alberto (Salcedo), Aguilar, Gárate, Rubén Ayala.
Coach: Luis Aragonés.
Independiente: José Alberto Pérez -
Miguel Ángel López, Ricardo Elbio Pavoni -
Eduardo Comisso, Rubén Galván, Osvaldo Miguel Carrica -
Agustín Alberto Balbuena, Hugo José Saggiorato,
Percy Rojas (69' Aldo Fernando Rodríguez),
Ricardo Enrique Bochini, Ricardo Daniel Bertoni.
Coach: Roberto Ferreiro.
Referee: Carlos Robles (Chile).
With thanks to Ambrosius Kutschera (ambi@teleweb.at).
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