1974–75 AC Milan season

Milan Associazione Calcio 1974–75 Gustavo Giagnoni Albino Buticchi President Serie A 5th Coppa Italia Runner-up Egidio Calloni (11) Egidio Calloni (17) San Siro http://www.stadiapostcards.com/a2.htm.htm Attendance Statistics of Serie A stadiapostcards.com 22 June 2023 _milan100o ff0000 _milan70sh 000000 _milan100o ff0000 ffffff _redtop 000000 _milan2642a ffffff _milan6972a ffffff _milan2642a ffffff ffffff ffffff 1973–74 1975–76 During the 1974–1975 season Milan Associazione Calcio competed in Serie A and Coppa Italia. Summary The new coach of Milan for the 1974–75 season is Gustavo Giagnoni. AC Milan is among the most active clubs on the market and sign, among others, goalkeeper Enrico Albertosi (from Cagliari), defenders Aldo Bet and Luciano Zecchini (from Verona and Turin respectively), midfielder Duino Gorin and forward Egidio Calloni (both from Varese). Karl-Heinz Schnellinger, on the other hand, left the team after nine seasons and the Rossoneri squad returned to being made up exclusively of players of Italian nationality (a condition that had not occurred since the 1944–45 season and which would last until 1981–82). The season began with four group games in the first round of the Coppa Italia, where Milan obtained tow wins (with Perugia and Parma) and two draws (with Brescia and Cesena) closing the group in first place with 6 points and thus qualifying for the second round, which would be played at the end of the season, between May and June. In the league, after the draw on the first day with Sampdoria and the defeat at Juventus in the second, Milan obtained nine consecutive games without defeats (four wins and five draws) which allowed them to move to the upper areas of the standings. The Rossoneri ended the first half of the season with 18 points, and in the second round they maintained the same performance, thus finishing the championship in fifth place with 36 points, the result of 12 wins, 12 draws and six defeats. The placement guaranteed Milan the qualification for the 1975-76 UEFA Cup. Towards the end of the season, captain Gianni Rivera came into conflict with the president Albino Buticchi,http://archiviostorico.gazzetta.it/2003/ottobre/14/Addio_Buticchi_che_bufere_col_ga_0_0310145129.shtml Addio Buticchi: che bufere col Milan Italian archiviostorico.gazzetta.it 22 June 2023 due to a plan of the latter to exchange the Golden Boy with Torino's Claudio Sala.http://archiviostorico.gazzetta.it/2003/ottobre/15/Milan_ultimo_saluto_Buticchi_ga_0_0310155153.shtml Milan, ultimo saluto a Buticchi Italian archiviostorico.gazzetta.it 22 June 2023 Rivera, embittered by this declaration, did not show up for training for two days,http://archiviostorico.unita.it/cgi-bin/highlightPdf.cgi?t=ebook&file=%2Farchivio%2Funi_1975_05%2F19750513_0010.pdf Rivera annuncia: "Lascio il calcio" Italian archiviostorico.unita.it 22 June 2023 12 October 2013 https://web.archive.org/web/20131012015037/http://archiviostorico.unita.it/cgi-bin/highlightPdf.cgi?t=ebook&file=%2Farchivio%2Funi_1975_05%2F19750513_0010.pdf dead and was put out of the squad. After confirmation as president of Buticchi by the AC Milan board of directors in May 1975, Rivera announced his decision to leave football. However, he would return to play the following season after acquiring the majority stake of the club from Buticchi, giving the control of the club to Bruno Pardi,http://archiviostorico.gazzetta.it/2003/ottobre/14/Addio_Buticchi_che_bufere_col_ga_0_0310145129.shtml Addio Buticchi: che bufere col Milan Italian archiviostorico.gazzetta.it 22 June 2023 who in turn handed over the presidency of the club to Vittorio Duina, the new owner of Milan, in May 1976. The season ended with the remaining matches of the Coppa Italia, where captaincy of the Rossoneri squad, given the absence of Rivera, was given to Romeo Benetti. Milan, in the group with Bologna, Inter and Juventus, obtained four wins, a draw and a defeat, and qualified for the final on 28 June 1975 at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, where they faced Fiorentina. Milan, after having recovered the advantage of the Viola twice, were beaten 3–2 by Fiorentina who thus won their fourth Coppa Italia. Squad y y ITA Enrico Albertosi GK y ITA Pier Luigi Pizzaballa GK y ITA Franco Tancredi GK y ITA Aldo Bet DF y ITA Angelo Anquilletti DF (vice-captain) y ITA Filippo Citterio DF y ITA Vinicio Pasin DF y ITA Luciano Zecchini DF y ITA Maurizio Turone DF y ITA Giuseppe Sabadini DF y ITA Roberto Casone DF y ITA Aldo Maldera DF y y ITA Riccardo Martelli DF y ITA Romeo Benetti MF y ITA Giorgio Biasiolo MF y ITA Duino Gorin MF y ITA Gianni Rivera MF (Captain) y ITA Giovanni Lorini MF y ITA Luciano Chiarugi FW y ITA Gianni Bui FW y ITA Alberto Bigon FW y ITA Egidio Calloni FW y ITA Giovanni Sartori FW y ITA Giorgio Skoglunf FW Transfers In Pos. Name from Type GK Enrico Albertosi Cagliari GK Franco Tancredi Giulianova DF Aldo Bet Verona DF Filippo Citterio Seregno DF Vinicio Pasin Conegliano DF Luciano Zecchini Torino MF Roberto Casone Como loan end MF Duino Gorin Varese MF Riccardo Martelli Livorno MF Vincenzo Zazzaro Reggina loan end FW Gianni Bui Torino FW Egidio Calloni Varese FW Silvano Villa Foggia loan end Out Pos. Name To Type GK Giuseppe Cafaro Barletta loan GK Villiam Vecchi Cagliari DF Dario Dolci Ternana DF Franco Fasoli Chioggia Sottomarina loan DF Enrico Lanzi Varese DF Karl-Heinz Schnellinger Tennis Borussia Berlin DF Giulio Zignoli Varese loan MF Franco Bergamaschi Genoa loan MF Ottavio Bianchi Cagliari MF Walter De Vecchi Varese loan MF Riccardo Sogliano career end MF Vincenzo Zazzaro Arezzo loan FW Carlo Tresoldi Varese FW Alessandro Turini Verona loan FW Silvano Villa Arezzo loan FW Francesco Vincenzi Monza DF Vinicio Pasin Catania MF Roberto Casone Arezzo MF Riccardo Martelli Livorno Competitions Serie A 1974-75 Serie A League table MIL Matches 6 October 1974 1 Milan Sampdoria 0–0 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12632 Milan Stadio San Siro Prati D 13 October 1974 2 Juventus Milan 2–1 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12641 Turin Stadio Comunale Gialluisi Bettega 20Anastasi 57 32 Benetti L 20 October 1974 3 Milan Fiorentina 1–1 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12648 Milan Stadio San Siro Serafino Sabadini 84 66 Saltutti D 27 October 1974 4 Roma Milan 0–1 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12658 Rome Stadio Olimpico Menicucci 84 Calloni W 3 November 1974 5 Milan Lanerossi Vicenza 1–0 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12665 Milan Stadio San Siro Reggiani Chiarugi 69 W 10 November 1974 6 Inter Milan Milan 0–0 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12671 Milan Stadio San Siro Menegali D 24 November 1974 7 Milan Ascoli 2–0 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12683 Milan Stadio San Siro V. Lattanzi Chiarugi 6 29 W 1 December 1974 8 Torino Milan 1–1 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12691 Turin Stadio Comunale Serafino Zaccarelli 17 44 Chiarugi D 8 December 1974 9 Milan Napoli 0–0 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12698 Milan Stadio San Siro Barbaresco D 15 December 1974 10 Cagliari Milan 0–0 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12703 Cagliari Stadio Sant'Elia R. Lattanzi D 22 December 1974 11 Milan Bologna 3–0 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12712 Milan Stadio San Siro Gonella Rivera 29Biasiolo 47Bigon 55 W 5 January 1975 12 Cesena Milan 1–0 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12719 Cesena Stadio La Fiorita Picasso Zuccheri 69 L 12 January 1975 13 Milan Varese 4–0 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12730 Milan Stadio San Siro Levrero Rivera 5Benetti 13 52Bigon 37 W 19 January 1975 14 Lazio Milan 3–0 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12737 Rome Stadio Olimpico Panzino Martini 56Turone 63 ogChinaglia 75 L 26 January 1975 15 Milan Ternana 3–1 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12745 Milan Stadio San Siro Benedetti Bigon 6Calloni 50 53 4 Petrini W 2 February 1975 16 Sampdoria Milan 2–4 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12752 Genoa Stadio Luigi Ferraris Michelotti Maraschi 6Fossati 31 pen. 13 Rivera24 pen. Calloni42 Gorin89 pen. Chiarugi W 9 February 1975 17 Milan Juventus 0–2 Forfeit result (on the pitch 1–2). Game was suspended due to Pietro Anastasi being hit by a firecracker. http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12761 Milan Stadio San Siro Barbaresco L 16 February 1975 18 Fiorentina Milan 1–1 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12768 Florence Stadio Comunale R. Lattanzi Casarsa 32 pen. 16 Calloni D 23 February 1975 19 Milan Roma 1–1 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12778 Verona Stadio Marcantonio BentegodiDue to San Siro being disqualified. Agnolin Batistoni 34 og 35 Prati D 2 March 1975 20 Lanerossi Vicenza Milan 2–0 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12785 Vicenza Stadio Romeo Menti Reggiani Vitali 44 89 pen. L 9 March 1975 21 Milan Inter Milan 3–0 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12791 Milan Stadio San Siro Serafino Calloni 5Benetti 39Facchetti 70 og W 16 March 1975 22 Ascoli Milan 1–1 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12803 Ascoli Piceno Stadio Cino e Lillo Del Duca Ciacci Silva 78 58 pen. Calloni D 23 March 1975 23 Milan Torino 2–0 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12811 Milan Stadio San Siro Levrero Gorin 7Agroppi 37 og W 30 March 1975 24 Napoli Milan 2–0 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12818 Naples Stadio San Paolo Serafino Clerici 71 pen.Turone 77 og L 6 April 1975 25 Milan Cagliari 0–0 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12823 Mantova Stadio Danilo Martelli Trono D 13 April 1975 26 Bologna Milan 0–0 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12832 Bologna Stadio Comunale Panzino D 27 April 1975 27 Milan Cesena 3–0 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12839 Milan Stadio San Siro Ciulli Benetti 8Sabadini 48Chiarugi 89 W 4 May 1975 28 Varese Milan 0–1 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12850 Varese Stadio Franco Ossola Terpin 35 Chiarugi W 11 May 1975 29 Milan Lazio 1–1 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12857 Milan Stadio San Siro Michelotti Calloni 26 31 Garlaschelli D 18 May 1975 30 Ternana Milan 1–3 http://www.wikicalcioitalia.info/vinc.php?idinc=12865 Terni Stadio Libero Liberati Gonella Benatti 34 pen. 59 60 73 Calloni W Coppa Italia 1974–75 Coppa Italia First round 1 September 1974 1 Milan Brescia 0–0 Milan Stadio San Siro Gialluisi D 8 September 1974 2 Perugia Milan 0–2 Perugia Stadio Santa Giuliana Serafino 9 14 Calloni W 15 September 1974 3 Milan Parma 4–1 Milan Stadio San Siro Levrero Bigon 53Benetti 62Calloni 71Chiarugi 85 55 Beccaria W 22 September 1974 4 Cesena Milan 1–1 Cesena Stadio La Fiorita Panzino Festa 68 81 Sabadini D Second round 25 May 1975 1 Inter Milan Milan 0–1 Milan Stadio San Siro Panzino 81 Sabadini W 29 May 1975 2 Milan Bologna 1–0 Milan Stadio San Siro Ciacci Calloni 55 W 12 June 1975 3 Milan Juventus 1–0 Milan Stadio San Siro Serafino Bigon 76 W 15 June 1975 4 Milan Inter Milan 0–0 Milan Stadio San Siro Agnolin D 19 June 1975 5 Bologna Milan 1–4 Bologna Stadio Comunale Ciulli Massimelli 33 35 71 Calloni58 Biasiolo80 Chiarugi W 22 June 1975 6 Juventus Milan 2–1 Turin Stadio Comunale Barboni Scirea 12Damiani 35 60 Sartori L Final 28 June 1975 Fiorentina Milan 3–2 Rome Stadio Olimpico Michelotti Casarsa 14 pen.Guerini 54Paolo Rosi 67 20 Bigon65 Chiarugi L Statistics Squad statistics Competitionhttp://www.magliarossonera.it/statistiche/riepStagResultComp.php?seasons=1974-1975 Milan Associazione Calcio 1974–75 magliarossonera.it 22 June 2023 Points Home Away Total GD G Games W Won D Draw L Lost Gs Goals scored Ga Goals against G Games W Won D Draw L Lost Gs Goals scored Ga Goals against G Games W Won D Draw L Lost Gs Goals scored Ga Goals against 1974-75 Serie A 36 15 8 6 1 24 6 15 4 6 5 13 16 30 12 12 6 37 22 15 1974-75 Coppa Italia – 5 3 2 0 6 1 5 3 1 1 9 4 11 6 3 2 17 8 +9 Total – 20 11 8 1 30 7 20 7 7 6 22 20 41 18 15 8 54 30 +24 Players statistics Serie A Coppa Italia ITA Angelo Anquilletti DF 11 0 5 0 ITA Aldo Bet DF 29 0 8 0 ITA Enrico Albertosi GK 30 -22 10 -6 ITA Giuseppe Sabadini DF 29 2 7 2 ITA Pier Luigi Pizzaballa GK 0 -0 0 -0 ITA Giorgio Biasiolo MF 13 1 9 1 ITA Duino Gorin MF 22 2 9 0 ITA Giovanni Lorini MF 8 0 4 0 ITA Luciano Zecchini DF 26 0 11 0 ITA Alberto Bigon FW 26 3 9 3 ITA Romeo Benetti DF 28 5 11 1 ITA Roberto Casone DF 0 0 0 0 ITA Filippo Citterio DF 1 0 4 0 ITA Riccardo Martelli DF 0 0 0 0 ITA Gianni Rivera MF 27 3 4 0 ITA Maurizio Turone DF 29 0 9 0 ITA Luciano Chiarugi FW 26 7 10 3 ITA Vinicio Pasin DF 0 0 0 0 ITA Aldo Maldera DF 13 0 11 0 ITA Gianni Bui FW 2 0 4 0 ITA Egidio Calloni FW 26 11 10 6 ITA Giovanni Sartori FW 0 0 1 1 ITA Giorgio Skoglund FW 1 0 0 0 ITA Franco Tancredi GK 0 -0 1 -2 June 2023 http://www.magliarossonera.it/statistiche/generalStatsMatches.php?seasons=1974-1975 Milan Associazione Calcio 1974–75 magliarossonera.it 22 June 2023 See also AC Milan References Bibliography Almanacco illustrato del Milan, ed: 2, March 2005 Panini Enrico Tosi La storia del Milan, May 2005 Italia/Italy cid Tosi Milan. Sempre con te, December 2009 2009 Mondadori 978-88-04-59118-4 External links http://www.magliarossonera.it/197475.html Stagione 1974-1975 Magliarossonera.it Category:AC Milan seasons Milan