The 24th All Japan University Football Championship
finals
x-Teams progress to next round.
Results of championship are beneath.
- Nippon SS
- Waseda
- Waseda
- Waseda University (Kanto#1)
- Sendai College (Tohoku)
- Sapporo
- Sapporo University (Hokkaido)
- Tenri University (Kansai#3)
- Waseda
- Nippon SS
- Nippon SS
- Nippon Sport Science University (Kanto#4)
- Ehime University (Shikoku)
- Osaka Econ.
- Fukuoka University (Kyushu#2)
- Osaka University of Economic (Kansai#2)
- Nippon SS
- Waseda
- Hosei
- Hosei
- Hosei
- Hosei University (Kanto#2)
- Kyushu Sangyo University (Kyushu#1)
- Nihon
- Chukyo University (Tokai)
- Nihon University (Kanto#5)
- Hosei
- Osaka Comm.
- Chuo
- Chuo University (Kanto#3)
- Hiroshima University Fukuyama (Chugoku)
- Osaka Comm.
- Kanazawa University (Hoku-shin-etsu)
- Osaka University of Commerce (Kansai#1)
- Chuo
- Hosei
Results
Venues are Nishigaoka stadium (in Tokyo), Ichihara and so on.
Team | Score | Team | Date | Venues |
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Waseda | 5:0 | Sendai | 7/1/1976 | venue |
Sapporo | 2:0 | Tenri | 7/1/1976 | venue |
Nippon SS | 4:1 | Ehime | 7/1/1976 | venue |
Fukuoka | 2:2 aet (2:4)pso | Osaka Econ. | 7/1/1976 | venue |
Hosei | 4:0 | Kyushu Sangyo | 7/1/1976 | venue |
Chukyo | 0:1 | Nihon | 7/1/1976 | venue |
Chuo | 1:0 | Hiroshima Fukuyama | 7/1/1976 | venue |
Kanazawa | 0:5 | Osaka Comm. | 7/1/1976 | venue |
Team | Score | Team | Date | Venues |
---|---|---|---|---|
Waseda | 3:1 | Sapporo | 8/1/1976 | Ichihara |
Nippon SS | 2:0 | Osaka Econ. | 8/1/1976 | Ichihara |
Hosei | 2:1 | Nihon | 8/1/1976 | Nishigaoka, Tokyo |
Chuo | 0:2 | Osaka Comm. | 8/1/1976 | Nishigaoka, Tokyo |
Team | Score | Team | Date | Venues |
---|---|---|---|---|
Waseda | 1:1 aet (2:3)pso | Nippon SS | 10/1/1976 | Nishigaoka, Tokyo |
Hosei | 1:0 | Osaka Comm. | 10/1/1976 | Nishigaoka, Tokyo |
Team | Score | Team | Date | Venues |
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Waseda | 0:2 | Osaka Comm. | 11/1/1976 | Nishigaoka, Tokyo |
Team | Score | Team | Date | Venues |
---|---|---|---|---|
Nippon SS | 2:0 | Hosei | 11/1/1976 | Nishigaoka, Tokyo |
note
Sixteen regional representatives(*) including nine regional college football league champions are qualified for the championship.
*) One college team is selected to represent each of the nine regional college football leagues. Four extra teams are selected to represent the Kanto colleges league. Two extra teams are selected to represent the Kansai colleges league. One extra team is selected to represent the Kyushu colleges league.
If two teams are level at the end of regulation time, extra time shall be played.
If the match is still undecided, the winning team (in the final, the winner) shall be decided in a penalty shoot-out.