1975 Davis Cup Europe Zone




Main article: 1975 Davis Cup

The Europe Zone was one of the three zones of competition in the 1975 Davis Cup.[1] Two sub-zones were played, with the winner of each advancing to the Inter-Zonal Zone.




Contents






  • 1 Zone A


    • 1.1 Pre-Qualifying Round


    • 1.2 Preliminary Round


    • 1.3 Preliminary Quarterfinals and Main Draw




  • 2 Zone B


    • 2.1 Pre-Qualifying Round


    • 2.2 Preliminary Round


    • 2.3 Preliminary Quarterfinal and Main Draw




  • 3 References





Zone A



Pre-Qualifying Round





















Venue Home Team Score Visiting Team

Lagos, Nigeria, 12–14 September 1974 (hard)		  Nigeria
5-0
 Kenya

Istanbul, Turkey, 23–25 August 1974		  Turkey
3-2
 Ireland

  • Nigeria and Turkey advanced to Preliminary Round.


Preliminary Round

































Venue Home Team Score Visiting Team

Helsinki, Finland, 27–29 September 1974 (hard)
 Finland
 1-4
 Hungary

Monte Carlo, Monaco, 27–29 September 1974		  Monaco
4-1
 Nigeria

Brussels, Belgium, 13–15 September 1974		  Belgium
5-0
 Norway

Sofia, Bulgaria, 27–29 September 1974		  Bulgaria
5-0
 Turkey

  • Hungary, Monaco, Belgium, and Bulgaria advanced to Preliminary Quarterfinal Round.


Preliminary Quarterfinals and Main Draw































































































































































































































































































































 
Preliminary "Quarterfinals"
2–4 May 1975

9–11 May 1975 (FRA)

Quarterfinals
16–18 May (EGY)

23–25 May (FRA)

Semifinals
18–20 July (TCH)

20–22 June (FRA)

Final
25–27 July
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  





  Czechoslovakia
 






 (bye)
 

 
  Czechoslovakia
 




 
 (bye)
 


 -



Prague, Czechoslovakia


 -
 


 
  Czechoslovakia
3
  


Budapest, Hungary

 
  Hungary
 2
  


  Hungary
5
  



Cairo, Egypt


  Netherlands
 0
  

 
  Hungary
3


Monte Carlo, Monaco

 
  Egypt
 2
  


  Egypt
3



Prague, Czechoslovakia (clay)


  Monaco
 1
  


 
  Czechoslovakia
3


Paris, France (clay)

 
  France
 2


  France
4
  



Paris, France (clay)


  Belgium
 1
  

 
  France
3


Zagreb, Yugoslavia

 
  Yugoslavia
 0
  


  Yugoslavia
4



Paris, France (clay)


  Bulgaria
 1
  


 
  France
3




 
  Italy
 2
  


 -
 






 -
 

 
 (bye)




 
  Italy
 


 (bye)



  Italy
 


Zone B



Pre-Qualifying Round





















Venue Home Team Score Visiting Team

Tehran, Iran, 23–25 August 1974		  Iran
5-0
 Lebanon

Tel Aviv, Israel, 23–25 August 1974		  Israel
5-0
 Luxembourg

  • Iran and Israel advanced to Preliminary Round.


Preliminary Round

































Venue Home Team Score Visiting Team

Copenhagen, Denmark, 27–29 September 1974 (carpet /wood)		  Denmark
4-1
 Greece

London, England, 26–28 September 1974		  Great Britain
5-0
 Iran

Poznań, Poland, 20–22 September 1974 (clay)		  Poland
5-0
 Portugal

Tel Aviv, Israel, 20–22 September 1974 (hard)
 Israel
 0-5
  Switzerland

  • Denmark, Great Britain, Poland, and Switzerland advanced to Preliminary Quarterfinal Round.


Preliminary Quarterfinal and Main Draw































































































































































































































































































































 
Preliminary "Quarterfinals"
2–4 May 1975

Quarterfinals
9–11 May (ESP)

16–18 May (GER)

Semifinals
18–20 July (TCH)

Final
25–27 July
 
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  





  Romania
 






 (bye)
 

 
  Romania
 




 
 (bye)
 


 -



Barcelona, Spain (clay)


 -
 


 
  Spain
3
  


Murcia, Spain (clay)

 
  Romania
 2
  


  Spain
5
  



Barcelona, Spain (clay)


  Denmark
 0
  

 
  Spain
3


Vienna, Austria (clay)

 
  Great Britain
 2
  


  Great Britain
4



Barcelona, Spain (clay)


  Austria
 0
  


 
  Spain
 2


Warsaw, Poland (clay)

 
  Sweden
3


  Sweden
4
  



West Berlin, West Germany (clay)


  Poland
 1
  

 
  Sweden
3


Freiburg, West Germany

 
  West Germany
 2
  


  West Germany
5



Yurmala, USSR (clay)


   Switzerland
 0
  


 
  Sweden
3




 
  Soviet Union
 2
  


 -
 






 -
 

 
 (bye)




 
  Soviet Union
 


 (bye)



  Soviet Union
 

  • Czechoslovakia and Sweden advanced to the Interzonal Zone.


References





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