The LG Cup Four Nations is an exhibition association football tournament that took place in

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Participants

The participants were: * Cameroon B * * *

Results

Semifinals

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Third place match

---- 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 have understandably protested.

Final

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Bracket

Scorers

; 3 goal * Yakubu Aiyegbeni ; 2 goal * B

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; 1 goal *

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References

{{DEFAULTSORT:LG Cup International association football competitions hosted by Morocco 2011–12 in Moroccan football 2011 in Cameroonian football 2011–12 in Ugandan football 2011 in Sudanese sport