# 2000 LG Cup (Iran)

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2000 LG Cup Four Nations Tournament Tournament details Host country Iran City Tehran Dates 7–9 June Teams 4 Venue 1 (in 1 host city) Final positions Champions South Korea (1st title) Runners-up Egypt Third place Iran Fourth place Macedonia Tournament statistics Matches played 4 Goals scored 10 (2.5 per match) Top scorer Ali Daei ← 1999 (Morocco) (UAE) 2000 →

International football competition

The **[LG Cup](/source/LG_Cup_(association_football)) Four Nations** is an exhibition association football tournament that took place in [Iran](/source/Iran). [1]

## Participating nations

Country Confederation FIFA ranking (10 May 2000) Egypt CAF 32 Iran (hosts) AFC 42 South Korea AFC 40 North Macedonia UEFA 73

## Venues

Tehran Tehran Azadi Stadium Capacity: 100,000

## Results

### Semifinals

7 June 2000

South Korea 2–1 Macedonia Choi Chul-woo 47' Park Ji-sung 62' Report Sakiri 89'

[Azadi Stadium](/source/Azadi_Stadium), [Tehran](/source/Tehran)

7 June 2000

Iran 1–1 Egypt Daei 58' Report Hassan 52' Penalties Daei Karimi Hamedani Kavianpour Bakhtiarizadeh Yazdani Rahbarifar Minavand Nekounam Hasehemian 7–8 Kamouna Homos El-Saeed Sabry Hassan Khashaba Emam Hassan El-Sakk Farouk

[Azadi Stadium](/source/Azadi_Stadium), [Tehran](/source/Tehran)

### Third place match

9 June 2000

Iran 3–1 Macedonia Bagheri 3' Daei 8' Kavianpour 88' Report Hristov 5'

[Azadi Stadium](/source/Azadi_Stadium), [Tehran](/source/Tehran)

### Final

9 June 2000

South Korea 1–0 Egypt Park Kang-jo 63'

[Azadi Stadium](/source/Azadi_Stadium), [Tehran](/source/Tehran)

2000 LG Cup (Iran) winner South Korea First title

## Scorers

**2 goals**

- [Ali Daei](/source/Ali_Daei)

**1 goal**

- [Hossam Hassan](/source/Hossam_Hassan)

- [Karim Bagheri](/source/Karim_Bagheri)

- [Hamed Kavianpour](/source/Hamed_Kavianpour)

- [Artim Šakiri](/source/Artim_%C5%A0akiri)

- [Georgi Hristov](/source/Georgi_Hristov_(footballer%2C_born_1976))

- [Park Kang-jo](/source/Park_Kang-jo)

- [Choi Chul-woo](/source/Choi_Chul-woo)

- [Park Ji-sung](/source/Park_Ji-sung)

## See also

- [LG Cup](/source/LG_Cup_(association_football))

## References

1. **[^](#cite_ref-1)** rsssf.com. ["LG Cup Four Nations Tournament (Iran) 2000"](https://www.rsssf.org/tablesl/lgcup00.html). *[RSSSF](/source/RSSSF)*. Retrieved 11 January 2019.

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