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UEFA Champions League Hat-Tricks

Welcome to the UEFA Champions League hat-tricks! From the inaugural 1992-93 season to the heart-stopping 2024-25 season, we’ve seen some of the most electrifying performances in football history. We’re talking about those magical moments when a single player takes the game by the scruff of the neck and scores not one, not two, but three goals in a single match! From the legendary Marco van Basten’s hat-trick for AC Milan in the early ’90s to Lionel Messi’s record-breaking seven hat-tricks for Barcelona, we’ve witnessed some truly awe-inspiring displays of skill, precision, and sheer determination. And who can forget the unforgettable night when Luiz Adriano matched Messi’s record by scoring five goals for Shakhtar Donetsk in a single game? So, lace up your boots, adjust your shin guards, and get ready to relive these iconic moments. Whether you’re a die-hard football enthusiast or a casual fan, our comprehensive guide to UEFA Champions League hat-tricks from 1992-93 to 2024-25 is sure to get your football-loving heart racing!

#Season & RoundHat Trick ScorerScorer's NationalityForScoreAgainst
11992-93 1st RoundJuul EllermanNetherlandsPSV Eindhoven6–0FK Žalgiris Vilnius
21992-93 2nd RoundRomárioBrazilPSV Eindhoven3–0AEK Athens
31992-93 Group StageMarco Van Basten (4 goals)NetherlandsMilan4–0IFK Göteborg
41992-93 Group StageFranck SauzéeFranceMarseille6–0CSKA Moscow
51993-94 1st RoundSergey RodionovRussiaSpartak Moscow5–0Skonto
61993-94 1st RoundBernd HobschGermanyWerder Bremen5–2Dinamo Minsk
71993-94 1st RoundLuc NilisBelgiumAnderlecht3–0HJK Helsinki
81995-96 1st Group StageJari LitmanenFinlandAjax5–1Ferencváros
91995-96 1st Group StageRaúl GonzálezSpainReal Madrid6–1Ferencváros
101995-96 1st Group StageMike NewellEnglandBlackburn Rovers4–1Rosenborg
111996-97 1st Group StageMarco SimoneItalyMilan4–1Rosenborg
121997-98 1st Group StageFaustino AsprillaColombiaNewcastle United3–2Barcelona
131997-98 1st Group StageAndriy ShevchenkoUkraineDynamo Kyiv4–0Barcelona
141997-98 1st Group StageAndy ColeEnglandManchester United3–1Feyenoord
151997-98 Quarter FinalFilippo InzaghiItalyJuventus4–1Dynamo Kyiv
161997-98 Semi FinalAlessandro Del PieroItalyJuventus4–1Monaco
171998-99 1st Group StageSigurd RushfeldtNorwayRosenborg3–0Galatasaray
181998-99 1st Group StageRuud van NistelrooyNetherlandsPSV Eindhoven3–1HJK Helsinki
191998-99 1st Group StageUwe RöslerGermanyKaiserslautern5–2HJK Helsinki
201999-00 1st Group StageAndrei TikhonovRussiaSpartak Moscow3–1Willem II
211999-00 2nd Group StageSimone Inzaghi (4 goals)ItalyLazio5–1Marseille
221999-00 Quarter FinalGerard LópezSpainValencia5–2Lazio
232000-01 1st Group StageAndy ColeEnglandManchester United5–1Anderlecht
242000-01 1st Group StageFilippo InzaghiItalyJuventus4–4Hamburg
252000-01 1st Group StageFrode JohnsenNorwayRosenborg6–1Helsingborg
262000-01 1st Group StageMarco SimoneItalyMonaco5–0Sturm Graz
272000-01 1st Group StageRivaldoBrazilBarcelona3–3Milan
282000-01 1st Group StageClaudio LopezArgentinaLazio5–1Shakhtar Donetsk
292000-01 2nd Group StageWalter PandianiUruguayDeportivo La Coruña4–3Paris Saint-Germain
302002-03 1st Group StagePredrag ĐorđevićSerbiaOlympiacos6–2Bayer Leverkusen
312002-03 1st Group StageRoy MakaayNetherlandsDeportivo La Coruña3–2Bayern Munich
322002-03 1st Group StageFilippo InzaghiItalyMilan4–0Deportivo La Coruña
332002-03 1st Group StageAyegbeni YakubuNigeriaMaccabi Haifa3–0Olympiacos
342002-03 1st Group StageMichael OwenEnglandLiverpool3–1Spartak Moscow
352002-03 2nd Group StageThierry HenryFranceArsenal3–1Roma
362002-03 2nd Group StageAlan ShearerEnglandNewcastle United3–1Bayer Leverkusen
372002-03 Quarter FinalRonaldoBrazilReal Madrid3–4Manchester United
382003-04 1st Group StageDidier DrogbaIvory CoastMarseille3–0Partizan
392003-04 1st Group StageDado Prso (4 goals)CroatiaMonaco8–3Deportivo La Coruña
402004-05 Group StageRoy MakaayNetherlandsBayern Munich4–0Ajax
412004-05 Group StageWayne RooneyEnglandManchester United6–2Fenerbahçe
422004-05 Group StageIvan KlasnićCroatiaWerder Bremen5–1Anderlecht
432004-05 Group StageRuud Van Nistelrooy (4 goals)NetherlandsManchester United4–1Sparta Prague
442004-05 Group StageSergei SemakRussiaCSKA Moscow3–1Paris Saint-Germain
452004-05 Group StageTuncay SanliTurkeyFenerbahçe3–0Manchester United
462004-05 2nd RoundSylvain WiltordFranceLyon7–2Werder Bremen
472004-05 2nd RoundAdrianoBrazilInternazionale3–1Porto
482005-06 Group StageVincenzo IaquintaItalyUdinese3–0Panathinaikos
492005-06 Group StageRonaldinhoBrazilBarcelona4–1Udinese
502005-06 Group StageSamuel Eto'oCameroonBarcelona5–0Panathinaikos
512005-06 Group StageAndriy Shevchenko (4 goals)UkraineMilan4–0Fenerbahçe
522005-06 Group StageAdrianoBrazilInternazionale4–0Artmedia Bratislava
532005-06 Group StageLevan KobiashviliGeorgiaSchalke 043–0PSV Eindhoven
542006-07 Group StageFernando MorientesSpainValencia4–2Olympiacos
552006-07 Group StageDidier DrogbaIvory CoastChelsea3–1Levski Sofia
562006-07 Group StageKakáBrazilMilan4–1Anderlecht
572007-08 Group StageYossi BenayounIsraelLiverpool8–0Beşiktaş
582008-09 Group StageJoseba LlorenteSpainVillarreal6–3AaB
592008-09 Group StageJádsonBrazilShakhtar Donetsk5–0Basel
602008-09 Group StageGrafiteBrazilWolfsburg3–1CSKA Moscow
612008-09 Group StageMichael OwenEnglandManchester United3–1Wolfsburg
622009-10 2nd RoundNicklas BendtnerDenmarkArsenal5–0Porto
632009-10 Quarter FinalLionel Messi (4 goals)ArgentinaBarcelona4–1Arsenal
642009-10 Semi FinalIvica OlićCroatiaBayern Munich3–0Lyon
652010-11 Group StageSamuel Eto'oCameroonInternazionale4–0Werder Bremen
662010-11 Group StageGareth BaleWalesTottenham Hotspur3–4Internazionale
672010-11 Group StageAndré-Pierre GignacFranceMarseille7–0MŠK Žilina
682010-11 Group StageMario GomezGermanyBayern Munich4–0CFR Cluj
692010-11 Group StageKarim BenzemaFranceReal Madrid4–0Auxerre
702011-12 Group StageLionel MessiArgentinaBarcelona4–0Viktoria Plzeň
712011-12 Group StageMario GomezGermanyBayern Munich3–2Napoli
722011-12 Group StageRoberto SoldadoSpainValencia7–0Genk
732011-12 Group StageBafétimbi Gomis (4 goals)FranceLyon7–1Dinamo Zagreb
742011-12 Round of 16Lionel Messi (5 goals)ArgentinaBarcelona7–1Bayer Leverkusen
752011-12 Round of 16Mario Gomez (4 goals)GermanyBayern Munich7–0Basel
762012-13 Group Stage DCristiano RonaldoPortugalReal Madrid4–1Ajax
772012-13 Group Stage FRoberto SoldadoSpainValencia3–0BATE Borisov
782012-13 Group Stage FClaudio PizarroPeruBayern Munich6–1Lille
792012-13 Group Stage HBurak YılmazTurkeyGalatasaray3–1CFR Cluj
802012-13 Group Stage HRui PedroPortugalCFR Cluj3–1Braga
812012-13 Group Stage ELuiz AdrianoBrazilShakhtar Donetsk5–2Nordsjælland
822012-13 Semi-FinalRobert Lewandowski (4 goals)PolandBorussia Dortmund4–1Real Madrid
832013-14 Group Stage BCristiano RonaldoPortugalReal Madrid6–1Galatasaray
842013-14 Group Stage HLionel MessiArgentinaBarcelona4–0Ajax
852013-14 Group Stage CKonstantinos MitroglouGreeceOlympiacos3–0Anderlecht
862013-14 Group Stage CZlatan Ibrahimović (4 goals)SwedenParis Saint-Germain5–0Anderlecht
872013-14 Group Stage DAlvaro NegredoSpainManchester City5–2CSKA Moscow
882013-14 Group Stage BArturo VidalChileJuventus3–1Copenhagen
892013-14 Group Stage HNeymarBrazilBarcelona6–1Celtic
902013-14 Round of 16Robin van PersieNetherlandsManchester United3–0Olympiacos
912014-15 Group Stage HYacine BrahimiAlgeriaPorto6–0BATE Borisov
922014-15 Group Stage DDanny WelbeckEnglandArsenal4–1Galatasaray
932014-15 Group Stage HLuiz Adriano (5 goals)BrazilShakhtar Donetsk7–0BATE Borisov
942014-15 Group Stage HLuiz AdrianoBrazilShakhtar Donetsk5–0BATE Borisov
952014-15 Group Stage FLionel MessiArgentinaBarcelona4–0APOEL
962014-15 Group Stage ESergio AgüeroArgentinaManchester City3–2Bayern Munich
972014-15 Group Stage AMario MandžukićCroatiaAtlético Madrid4–0Olympiacos
982015-16 Group Stage ACristiano RonaldoPortugalReal Madrid4–0Shakhtar Donetsk
992015-16 Group Stage FRobert LewandowskiPolandBayern Munich5–0Dinamo Zagreb
1002015-16 Group Stage ACristiano Ronaldo (4 goals)PortugalReal Madrid8–0Malmö FF
1012015-16 Group Stage AKarim BenzemaFranceReal Madrid8–0Malmö FF
1022015-16 Group Stage FOliver GiroudFranceArsenal3–0Olympiacos
1032015-16 Quarter FinalCristiano RonaldoPortugalReal Madrid3–0Wolfsburg
1042016-17 Group Stage CLionel MessiArgentinaBarcelona7–0Celtic
1052016-17 Group Stage CSergio AgüeroArgentinaManchester City4–0Borussia Mönchengladbach
1062016-17 Group Stage CLionel MessiArgentinaBarcelona4–0Manchester City
1072016-17 Group Stage AMesut ÖzilGermanyArsenal6–0Ludogorets Razgrad
1082016-17 Group Stage ALucas PérezSpainArsenal4–1Basel
1092016-17 Group Stage CArda TuranTurkeyBarcelona4–0Borussia Mönchengladbach
1102016-17 Round of 16Pierre-Emerick AubameyangGabonBorussia Dortmund4–0Benfica
1112016-17 Quarter FinalCristiano RonaldoPortugalReal Madrid4–2Bayern Munich
1122016-17 Semi-FinalCristiano RonaldoPortugalReal Madrid3–0Atlético Madrid
1132017-18 Group Stage HHarry KaneEnglandTottenham Hotspur3–0APOEL
1142017-18 Group Stage EWissam Ben YedderFranceSevilla3–0Maribor
1152017-18 Group Stage BLayvin KurzawaFranceParis Saint-Germain5–0Anderlecht
1162017-18 Group Stage EPhilippe CoutinhoBrazilLiverpool7–0Spartak Moscow
1172017-18 Round of 16Sadio ManeSenegalLiverpool5–0Porto
1182018-19 Group Stage BLionel MessiArgentinaBarcelona4–0PSV Eindhoven
1192018-19 Group Stage HPaulo DybalaArgentinaJuventus3–0Young Boys
1202018-19 Group Stage GEdin DžekoBosniaRoma5–0Viktoria Plzeň
1212018-19 Group Stage CNeymarBrazilParis Saint-Germain6–1Red Star Belgrade
1222018-19 Group Stage FGabriel JesusBrazilManchester City6–0Shakhtar Donetsk
1232018-19 Round of 16Cristiano RonaldoPortugalJuventus3–0Atlético Madrid
1242018-19 Semi-FinalLucas MouraBrazilTottenham Hotspur3–2Ajax
1252019-20 Group Stage EErling Braut HålandNorwayRed Bull Salzburg6–2Genk
1262019-20 Group Stage CMislav OršićCroatiaDinamo Zagreb4–0Atalanta
1272019-20 Group Stage BSerge Gnabry (4 goals)GermanyBayern Munich2–7Tottenham Hotspur
1282019-20 Group Stage CRaheem SterlingEnglandManchester City5–1Atalanta
1292019-20 Group Stage AKylian MbappéFranceParis Saint-Germain5–0Club Brugge
1302019-20 Group Stage ARodrygoBrazilReal Madrid6–0Galatasaray
1312019-20 Group Stage BRobert Lewandowski (4 goals)PolandBayern Munich0–6Red Star Belgrade
1322019-20 Group Stage EArkadiusz MilikPolandNapoli4–0Genk
1332019-20 Group Stage CGabriel JesusBrazilManchester City1–4Dinamo Zagreb
1342019-20 Round of 16Josip Iličić (4 goals)SloveniaAtalanta4–3Valencia
1352020-21 Group Stage HMarcus RashfordEnglandManchester United5–0RB Leipzig
1362020-21 Group Stage BAlassane PléaFranceBorussia MG0–6Shakhtar Donetsk
1372020-21 Group Stage DDiogo JotaPortugalLiverpool0–5Atalanta
1382020-21 Group Stage Hİrfan Can KahveciTurkeyİstanbul Başakşehir3–4RB Leipzig
1392020-21 Group Stage EOlivier Giroud (4 Goals)FranceChelsea0–4Sevilla
1402020-21 Group Stage HNeymarBrazilParis Saint-Germain5–1İstanbul Başakşehir
1412020-21 Round of 16Kylian MbappéFranceParis Saint-Germain1–4Barcelona
1422021-22 Group Stage AChristopher NkunkuFranceRB Leipzig3–6Manchester City
1432021-22 Group Stage CSébastien Haller (4 Goals)Ivory CoastAjax5–1Sporting CP
1442021-22 Group Stage ERobert LewandowskiPolandBayern Munich5–1Benfica
1452021-22 Round of 16Robert LewandowskiPolandBayern Munich4–0RB Salzburg
1462021-22 Round of 16Karim BenzemaFranceReal Madrid3–1Paris Saint-Germain
1472021-22 Quarter FinalKarim BenzemaFranceReal Madrid1–3Chelsea
1482022-23 Group Stage CRobert LewandowskiPolandBarcelona5–1Viktoria Plzeň
1492022-23 Group Stage AMohamed SalahEgyptLiverpool1–7Rangers
1502022-23 Round of 16Erling Braut Håland (5 Goals)NorwayManchester City7–0RB Leipzig
1512023-24 Group Stage H EvanilsonBrazilFC Porto4–1Royal Antwerp
1522023-24 Group Stage DJoão MárioPortugalBenfica3–3Inter Milan
1532024-25 League Stage MD1Harry Kane (4 Goals)EnglandBayern Munich9–2Dinamo Zagreb
1542024-25 League Stage MD3Vinícius JúniorBrazilReal Madrid5–2Borussia Dortmund
1552024-25 League Stage MD3RaphinhaBrazilBarcelona4–1Bayern Munich
1562024-25 League Stage MD4Viktor GyökeresSwedenSporting CP4–1Manchester City
1572024-25 League Stage MD4Luis DíazColombiaLiverpool4–0Bayer Leverkusen
1582024-25 League Stage MD7Vangelis PavlidisGreeceBenfica4–5Barcelona
1592024-25 League Stage MD8Lautaro MartínezArgentinaInternazionale3–0AS Monaco
1602024-25 League Stage MD8Ousmane DembéléFranceParis Saint-Germain1–4VfB Stuttgart
1612024-25 Play-Off Leg 2Kylian MbappéFranceReal Madrid3–1Manchester City

UEFA Champions League Hat-Tricks from 1992-93 to 2016-17

Football is a game of passion, skill, and unforgettable moments. One of the most exhilarating feats in the sport is undoubtedly the hat-trick. A player scoring three goals in a single match is a spectacle that fans relish. In the UEFA Champions League, the stage for Europe’s elite, these moments are even more special. Let’s take a journey back in time and revisit some of the most memorable hat-tricks from the 1992-93 season to the 2016-17 season.

The 90s: The Era of Legends

The 90s were a golden era for football, with legends like Marco van Basten, Romario, and George Weah gracing the pitch. The UEFA Champions League was no different, with numerous hat-tricks that left fans in awe. Who can forget Romario’s hat-trick for Barcelona against Dynamo Kyiv in the 1993-94 season? Or Marco van Basten’s three-goal spectacle for AC Milan against IFK Göteborg in the 1992-93 season? These moments are etched in the annals of football history.

The 2000s: The Rise of New Stars

As we moved into the new millennium, the Champions League saw the rise of new stars. The likes of Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Wayne Rooney began to make their mark. Ronaldo’s hat-trick for Manchester United against Fenerbahçe in the 2004-05 season announced his arrival on the big stage. Messi’s four-goal haul for Barcelona against Arsenal in the 2009-10 season is another unforgettable moment. These performances set the tone for the dominance of these players in the years to come.

The 2010s: The Era of Messi and Ronaldo

The 2010s were dominated by two players – Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. Their rivalry was the highlight of this era, with both players scoring numerous hat-tricks. Ronaldo’s hat-trick for Real Madrid against Shakhtar Donetsk in the 2015-16 season and Messi’s hat-trick for Barcelona against Manchester City in the 2016-17 season are just two examples of their brilliance. Their performances have set a new benchmark for excellence in football.

These are just a few of the many hat-tricks that have lit up the UEFA Champions League from the 1992-93 season to the 2016-17 season. Each one tells a unique story of skill, determination, and sheer brilliance. They serve as a reminder of why we love this beautiful game. So, let’s continue to celebrate these moments and look forward to many more in the future.