O Internacional de 1976 foi o time colorado que conquistou o bicampeonato brasileiro ao vencer o Corinthians na final, sob o comando de Rubens Minelli.
Internacional 1976
Internacional in 1976 was the colorado team that won the Brazilian two-time championship under the command of Rubens Minelli. The team had the Chilean Elías Figueroa and midfielder Falcão among its main names.
History
Sport Club Internacional arrived at 1976 as one of the main forces of Brazilian football. National champion in 1975, the colorado team was commanded by Rubens Minelli and had on the field names such as the Chilean Elías Figueroa, one of the greatest defenders in the history of the continent, and midfielder Falcão. In the 1976 Brazilian Championship, disputed by 54 clubs, Internacional advanced to the final and beat Corinthians 2-0 at the Beira-Rio stadium, confirming the two-time national championship. In the same year, the club also won the Gaucho Championship, completing a sequence of eight consecutive state titles started in 1969. The Minelli cycle at Beira-Rio consolidated Internacional as a national protagonist in the 1970s, before the undefeated title of 1979.