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The '''1974-75 [[Copa del Rey]]''' was the third edition of [[Spain]]'s national cup competition. It was won by [[Real Sociedad HH]], who defeated [[CH Jaca]] in the final to claim their third consecutive title.
The '''1974-75 [[Copa del Rey]]''' was the third edition of [[Spain]]'s national cup competition. It was won by [[Real Sociedad HH]], who defeated [[CH Jaca]] in the final to claim their third consecutive title. It was officially known as the '''Copa del Generalisimo'''.


==Final==
==Results==
*'''[[Real Sociedad HH]]''' 6 - [[CH Jaca]] 4
<ref>''El Mundo Deportivo'', 1975-05-09</ref>
 
;Semifinals
*5/7: '''[[Real Sociedad HH]]''' 5 - [[FC Barcelona]] 3
*5/7: '''[[CH Jaca]]''' 3 - [[CHH Txuri Urdin]] 2
 
;3rd place
*5/8: '''[[FC Barcelona]]''' 6 - [[CHH Txuri Urdin]] 4
 
;Final
*5/8: '''[[Real Sociedad HH]]''' 5 - [[CH Jaca]] 3 (2:2, 3:1, 0:0)
 
==References==
{{Reflist}}


{{Copa del Rey}}
{{Copa del Rey}}

Latest revision as of 21:21, 3 August 2024

The 1974-75 Copa del Rey was the third edition of Spain's national cup competition. It was won by Real Sociedad HH, who defeated CH Jaca in the final to claim their third consecutive title. It was officially known as the Copa del Generalisimo.

Results

[1]

Semifinals
3rd place
Final

References

  1. El Mundo Deportivo, 1975-05-09


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