Tony Cottee
Tony Cottee
I'll see your Tony Cottee and raise you a....Originally Posted by Disco
Paul Rideout
Duncan Ferguson
Daniel Amokachi
Morata is the last of the Chelsea hat-tricks.
Scored his one and only hat-trick against Fulham.
4 Championship hat-tricks and 6 PL braces but no PL hat-trick for Mitro.I'll pander to Thommo.
Mitrovic.
Edit: Sorry, forgot it was Prem hattricks and doesn't include the Championship
All have already been answered unfortunately.
Kanchelskis is the last hat-trick scorer from Manchester United on the list.
You're still missing 10 players with multiple hat-tricks and 56 players with a single hat-trick.
Teemu Pukki
Mikael Forssel
Jonatan Johansson snd Dave Kitson in the same game.
Gary McAllister
Andy Johnson
Tommy Johnson.
Paul Scholes
Keiron Dyer
Can you stick the list on this page as well?
Andy Johnson
The updated list:
Sergio Aguero – 12, Manchester City, 2011-2020
Alan Shearer – 11, Blackburn Rovers & Newcastle United, 1993-1999
Robbie Fowler – 9, Liverpool & Leeds United, 1993-2001
Michael Owen – 8, Liverpool, 1998-2005
Thierry Henry – 8, Arsenal, 2000-2006
Harry Kane – 8, Tottenham Hotspur, 2015-2017
Wayne Rooney – 7, Manchester United & Everton, 2006-2017
Luis Suarez – 6, Liverpool, 2012-2014
Andy Cole – 5, Newcastle United & Manchester United, 1993-1999
Ian Wright – 5, Arsenal, 1994-1997
Ruud van Nistelrooy – 5, Manchester United, 2001-2003
Dimitar Berbatov – 5, Tottenham Hotspur & Manchester United, 2007-2011
Robin van Persie – 5, Arsenal & Manchester United, 2011-2013
Raheem Sterling – 5, Manchester City, 2015-2022
Erling Haaland – 5, Manchester City, 2022-2023
Teddy Sheringham – 4, Tottenham Hotspur, Manchester United & Portsmouth, 1993-2003
Les Ferdinand – 4, QPR, Newcastle United & Tottenham Hotspur, 1993-2000
Chris Sutton – 4, Norwich City & Blackburn Rovers, 1993-1998
Matt Le Tissier – 4, Southampton, 1993-1995
Kevin Campbell – 4, Arsenal, Nottingham Forest & Everton, 1993-1999
Dwight Yorke – 4, Aston Villa & Manchester United, 1996-2001
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink – 4, Chelsea & Middlesbrough, 2000-2004
Yakubu – 4, Portsmouth, Everton & Blackburn Rovers, 2004-2011
Jermain Defoe – 4, Tottenham Hotspur & Sunderland, 2004-2016
Fernando Torres – 4, Liverpool & Chelsea, 2008-2012
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Mohamed Salah – 4, Liverpool, 2018-2021
Son Heung-min – 4, Tottenham Hotspur, 2020-2023
Tony Cottee – 3, Everton & West Ham United, 1993-1994
Dion Dublin – 3, Coventry City & Aston Villa, 1995-1998
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer – 3, Manchester United, 1999-2002
Nicholas Anelka – 3, Arsenal, Manchester City & Chelsea, 1999-2008
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Didier Drogba – 3, Chelsea, 2006-2010
Emmanuel Adebayor – 3, Arsenal, 2007-2008
Cristiano Ronaldo – 3, Manchester United, 2008-2022
Frank Lampard – 3, Chelsea, 2008-2011
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Romelu Lukaku – 3, West Bromwich Albion & Everton, 2013-2017
Jamie Vardy – 3, Leicester City, 2016-2020
Andrei Kanchelskis – 2, Manchester United, 1994-1996
Tony Yeboah – 2, Leeds United, 1995
Fabrizio Ravanelli – 2, Middlesbrough, 1996-1997
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Darren Huckerby – 2, Coventry City, 1998-1999
Kevin Phillips – 2, Sunderland, 1999-2000
Paul Scholes – 2, Manchester United, 2000-2003
Mark Viduka – 2, Leeds United, 2000-2003
Benjani Mwaruwari – 2, Portsmouth, 2007-2008
Steven Gerrard – 2, Liverpool, 2009-2012
Andy Carroll – 2, Newcastle United & West Ham United, 2010-2016
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Maxi Rodriguez – 2, Liverpool, 2011
Demba Ba – 2, Newcastle United, 2011
Gareth Bale – 2, Tottenham Hotspur, 2012-2021
Christian Benteke – 2, Aston Villa, 2013-2015
Eden Hazard – 2, Chelsea, 2014-2018
Sadio Mane – 2, Southampton, 2015-2016
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Alexis Sanchez – 2, Arsenal, 2015-2016
Riyad Mahrez – 2, Leicester City & Manchester City, 2015-2020
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Ayoze Perez – 2, Newcastle United & Leicester City, 2019
Ollie Watkins – 2, Aston Villa, 2020-2023
Ivan Toney – 2, Brentford, 2022
Eric Cantona – 1, Leeds United, 1992
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John Hendrie – 1, Middlesbrough, 1992
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Brian Deane – 1, Sheffield United, 1993
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Micky Quinn – 1, Coventry City, 1993
Efan Ekoku – 1, Norwich City, 1993
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Jan Age Fjortoft – 1, Swindon Town, 1994
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Tommy Johnson – 1, Aston Villa, 1995
Peter Ndlovu – 1, Coventry City, 1995
Gary McAllister – 1, Leeds United, 1995
Savo Milosevic – 1, Aston Villa, 1995
Gavin Peacock – 1, Chelsea, 1996
Mark Hughes – 1, Chelsea, 1996
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Ian Marshall – 1, Leicester City, 1997
Gianluca Vialli – 1, Chelsea, 1997
Dennis Bergkamp – 1, Arsenal, 1997
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Gianfranco Zola – 1, Chelsea, 1997
Tore Andre Flo – 1, Chelsea, 1997
Duncan Ferguson – 1, Everton, 1997
Jurgen Klinsmann – 1, Tottenham Hotspur, 1998
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Chris Armstrong – 1, Tottenham Hotspur, 1998
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Stan Collymore – 1, Leicester City, 2000
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Paulo Wanchope – 1, Manchester City, 2000
Emile Heskey – 1, Liverpool, 2000
Ray Parlour – 1, Arsenal, 2000
Sylvain Wiltord – 1, Arsenal, 2001
Marcus Stewart – 1, Ipswich Town, 2001
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James Beattie – 1, Southampton, 2002
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Kevin Lisbie – 1, Charlton Athletic, 2003
Steve Watson – 1, Everton, 2003
Eidar Gudjohnsen – 1, Chelsea, 2004
Milan Baros – 1, Liverpool, 2004
Robert Earnshaw – 1, West Bromwich Albion, 2005
Henri Camara – 1, Wigan Athletic, 2005
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Peter Crouch – 1, Liverpool, 2007
Roque Santa Cruz – 1, Blackburn Rovers, 2007
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John Carew – 1, Aston Villa, 2008
Mikael Forssell – 1, Birmingham City, 2008
Afonso Alves – 1, Middlesbrough, 2008
Gabriel Agbonlahor – 1, Aston Villa, 2008
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Andrei Arshavin – 1, Arsenal, 2009
Yossi Benayoun – 1, Liverpool, 2009
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Darren Bent – 1, Sunderland, 2010
Salomon Kalou – 1, Chelsea, 2010
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Leon Best – 1, Newcastle United, 2011
Louis Saha – 1, Everton, 2011
Dirk Kuyt – 1, Liverpool, 2011
Somen Tchoyi – 1, West Bromwich Albion, 2011
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Andy Johnson – 1, Fulham, 2011
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Peter Odemwingie – 1, West Bromwich Albion, 2012
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Shinji Kagawa – 1, Manchester United, 2013
Daniel Sturridge – 1, Liverpool, 2013
Adam Johnson – 1, Sunderland, 2014
Samuel Eto’o – 1, Chelsea, 2014
Andre Schurrle – 1, Chelsea, 2014
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Diego Costa – 1, Chelsea, 2014
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Steven Naismith – 1, Everton, 2015
Georginio Wijnaldum – 1, Newcastle United, 2015
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Olivier Giroud – 1, Arsenal, 2016
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Alvaro Morata – 1, Chelsea, 2017
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Teemu Pukki – 1, Norwich City, 2019
Tammy Abraham – 1, Chelsea, 2019
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Christian Pulisic – 1, Chelsea, 2019
Anthony Martial – 1, Manchester United, 2020
Michail Antonio – 1, West Ham United, 2020
Dominic Calvert-Lewin – 1, Everton, 2020
Patrick Bamford – 1, Leeds United, 2020
Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang – 1, Arsenal, 2021
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Bruno Fernandes – 1, Manchester United, 2021
Mason Mount – 1, Chelsea, 2021
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Kevin de Bruyne – 1, Manchester City, 2022
Leandro Trossard – 1, Brighton & Hove Albion, 2022
Phil Foden – 1, Manchester City, 2022
Evan Ferguson – 1, Brighton & Hove Albion, 2023
Carlos Tevez
Demba Ba
Shevchenko (lol but then Morata is there so who knows)
Edit: Just saw Ba was already on the list.
Last edited by Adramelch; 05-10-2023 at 08:55 AM.
Dean Holdsworth
Benjani
Did Danny Murphy ever get one via multiple penalties or freekicks?
What about any of the old Arsenal attacking midfielders, Overmars, Pires or Ljungberg?
Got my Kitsons and Johansson scoring a hat trick mixed up in the last post. I meant Paul Kitson.
Edit: David Bentley against United isn't yet on the list
Last edited by Pen; 05-10-2023 at 09:53 AM.
Jermaine Pennant and Robert Pires.
Did they both get one in the same game? Pennant got one against Southampton towards the end of the season one year IIRC [in a 6-3 or something].
Benni McCarthy
Michael Bridges
Harry Kewell
Tim Cahill
Juan Pablo Angel
Marians Pahars
Tevez was the last one left with 4 hat-tricks. Still two players with 3 that haven't been answered.
They did indeed, it was a 6-1 win. Multiple hat-tricks in the same game has only happened on 4 occasions - this aforementioned game, Haaland and Foden for City v United last season, Ayoze Perez and Vardy for Leicester in their 9-0 win at Southampton and one other instance.
When the answers start to dry up I will add some hints.
Robbie Keane
Dean Saunders
Keane with 3 hat-tricks, still 1 more to guess who managed that many.
Charlie Austin
Troy Deeney
Ivan Toney
Rickie Lambert
Danny Ings
Lucas Moura
Callum Wilson
Walcott
Welbeck
Gabriel Jesus
Balotelli
Edin Dzeko
I reckon half of the missing ones are just a case of any attacking player at a top team being likely to have stumbled upon a hat-trick.
To that effect:
Grealish
Firmino
Ferran Torres
Milan Baros
Last edited by Adramelch; 05-10-2023 at 11:41 AM.
Ian Rush
Leandro Trossard
Walcott was the last on the list with 3 hat-tricks.
4 players with multiple hat-tricks remain. At this point, the majority of players remaining are not from the traditional successful teams.
Trossard is correct but has already been answered.
Goddamnit thommo, there goes my strategy.
Grant Holt
Dominic Solanke
Elano
Stephen Ireland
Robinho
Yaya Toure
David Silva
Bernardo Silva
Julian Alvarez
Troy Deeney
Patrick Bamford
Shane Long
Gylfi Sigurdsson
Clint Dempsey
Paolo Di Canto
Benito Carbone
Chris Wood
Yakubu
Tim Cahill
Clint Dempsey
Juninho
Kanu
Kevin Nolan
Jay-Jay Okocha
Frederic Kanoute
Brian McBride.
Stefan Iversen
Clint Dempsey.
Nikola Jelavic.
Geovanni.
Stuart Ripley
Ruel Fox
Jason Wilcox
Rod Wallace
Gary Speed
Brolin (pretty sure he got one but not sure if Prem)
Last edited by Danny; 05-10-2023 at 09:03 PM.
Bolton reminded me that I think Fredi Bobic scored a hat trick there and those were his only goals.
Did Elmander ever get one for them? Feel like he had a burst of goals.
Another old Leeds one Strachan.
Robbie Keane
Kanu with one of the more memorable hat-tricks, away at Stamford Bridge with that crazy goal from the byline.
Clint Dempsey.
Nikola Jelavic.
Geovanni.Some good answers in there. 29 players remaining, 2 of which scored 2 hat-tricks in the Prem.
Either of the Alan Smith's?
Kevin Gallagher
Spelt incorrectly but he did manage it, 2 hat tricks for Blackburn.
Did Robins get any for Norwich?
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