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2003 LG Cup (Nigeria)

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LG Cup Four Nations Tournament 2003 150px Abuja, Lagos Nigeria 30 May – 1 June 4 2 2 Nigeria 1 Cameroon Iran Ghana 3 10 Nigeria Yakubu Aiyegbeni 2002 (Iran) (Iran) 2003 The LG Cup Four Nations is an exhibition association football tournament that took place in Nigeria. https://www.rsssf.org/tablesl/lgcup1-03.html RSSSF rsssf.com LG Cup Four Nations Tournament (Nigeria) 2003 11 January 2019 Participants The participants were: Cameroon Cameroon B Nigeria Iran Ghana Results Semifinals 30 May 2003 Nigeria 3–1 Ghana Aiyegbeni 49 pen. 71 Enakhire 82 Agyema 3 Abuja 30 May 2003 Cameroon Cameroon B 2–1 http://www.teammelli.com/matchdata/details/matchdetails.php?id=2268 Iran Suffo 37 68 17 o.g. Abuja Third place match 1 June 2003 Iran Ghana Iran waited for 35 minutes on the pitch, while Ghana did not show up at all, apparently demanding prize money for the fourth place finishers (uncommon in LG tournaments). Eventually Iran left, without obtaining any information from the Nigerian 'organisers'. "One day later, the Nigerian FA awarded Ghana third place (and the relevant prize money) because Iran had left the pitch" (sic!). Iran has understandably protested. Final 1 June 2003 Nigeria 3–0 Cameroon Cameroon B Yobo 98 Aiyegbeni 100 Garba 102 Lagos Bracket 30 May 2003 – Abuja Nigeria 3 Ghana 1 30 May 2003 – Abuja Iran 1 Cameroon 2 1 June 2003 - Lagos Nigeria 3 Cameroon 0 1 June 2003 Ghana – Iran – fb 2003 LG Cup (Nigeria) winner Nigeria First Scorers 3 goal Nigeria Yakubu Aiyegbeni 2 goal Cameroon B Patrick Suffo 1 goal Ghana Patrick Agyemang Nigeria Joseph Enakarhire Nigeria Joseph Yobo Nigeria Ahmed Garba See also LG Cup References Category:International association football competitions hosted by Nigeria Category:2011–12 in Moroccan football Category:2011 in Cameroonian football Category:2011–12 in Ugandan football Category:2011 in Sudanese sport