And we have lots of content coming your way on the anniversary to celebrate the milestone moment.
City saw off Newcastle United 2-1 to secure the League Cup.
Goals from Peter Barnes and Dennis Tueart earned the memorable victory for Tony Book’s men.
Barnes, just 18-years-old, became the youngest player to score in a Wembley final on 11 minutes, but Alan Gowling’s 35th-minute equaliser saw the teams go in level at the break.
Within a minute of the re-start, however, City were back in front with a goal that has subsequently been voted the competition’s greatest-ever.
Willie Donachie crossed the ball into the box, Tommy Booth nodded it back across goal and Dennis Tueart, with his back to goal, acrobatically scored with a bicycle kick to send the City end wild with delight.
It was goal worthy of winning any game and it indeed turned out to be the strike that ensured the Blues won the League Cup for the second time in our history in front of a crowd of 100,000.
On Saturday from 08:00 (UK), you can enjoy:
-Manchester City and Me: Dennis Tueart
Our winning goalscorer talks passionately about the game and what the victory meant to him.
-1976 classic highlights
We bring you extended 8-minute highlights package of this glorious day at Wembley
-Manchester City and Me: Peter Barnes
The star winger tells us how this was the best weekend of his footballing life.
-1976 Revisited
We resurface this definitive guide to the final, told through the eyes of the headline-makers.
-Tony Book and Mike Doyle remembered
We speak to members of the squad about the importance of much-missed Tony Book and Mike Doyle, our manager and captain on the day.
-10 facts you didn’t know
We look at some interesting snippets surrounding the League Cup triumph.
-The Class of 1976
Goalkeeper Joe Corrigan gives his verdict on all his teammates.
-The Class of 1976 – what happened next
We look at the careers of the League Cup winners and what happened to them after this Wembley success.
-Joe Corrigan: We did it for Colin Bell
Our goalkeeping great reveals the Class of 1976 wanted to win the League Cup for their injured teammate.
