David Villa jointly holds the record for the most hat-tricks scored by a Spanish player, with three

This page is a list of the hat-tricks scored for the Spain national football team.^[1] Since Spain's first international association football match in 1920, there have been 41 occasions when a Spanish player has scored three or more goals (a hat-trick) in a game. The first hat-trick was scored by José Luis Zabala against Portugal in 1923. The record for the most goals scored in an international by a Spanish player is six, which has been achieved on one occasion: by Chacho against Bulgaria in 1933.

Fernando Torres and David Villa hold the record for the most hat-tricks scored by a Spanish player, with both having three, with the third of both to have been scored in 2013 Confederations Cup and in same game, against Tahiti, that ended up 10-0. Emilio Butragueño and Míchel are the only Spanish players to have scored a hat-trick at the world cup finals, with Butragueño scoring 4 goals (a poker). David Villa is the only Spanish player to have scored a hat-trick at the European championship finals, against Russia. Fernando Torres is the only Spanish player to have scored two hat-tricks at the confederations cup finals, one in the 2009 edition and the other in the 2013 edition.

Hat-tricks for Spain

Ranks	Player	Goals	Date	Opponent	Venue	Competition	Result[a]	Ref
1	José Luis Zabala	3	16 December 1923	Portugal	Reina Victoria, Seville	Friendly	3–0
2	Juan Errazquin	3	1 June 1925	Switzerland	Neufeld, Bern		3–0
3	José María Yermo	3	30 May 1928	Mexico	Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam	1928 Summer Olympics	7–1
4	Gaspar Rubio	3	17 March 1929	Portugal	Heliópolis, Seville	Friendly	5–0
5	Gaspar Rubio (2)	4	14 April 1929	France	Torrero, Zaragoza		8–1
6	Chacho	6	21 May 1933	Bulgaria	Chamartín, Madrid		13–0
7	Julio Elícegui	3		Bulgaria			13–0
8	Isidro Lángara	5	11 March 1934	Portugal		1934 FIFA World Cup qualification	9–0
9	Estanislao Basora	3	19 June 1949	France	Yves-du-Manoir, Colombes	Friendly	5–1
10	Telmo Zarra	4	18 February 1951	Switzerland	Nuevo Chamartín, Madrid		6–3
11	Alfredo di Stéfano	3	30 January 1957	Netherlands			5–1
12	László Kubala	3	6 November 1957	Turkey			3–0
13	Justo Tejada	4	15 October 1958	Northern Ireland			6–2
14	Vicente Guillot	3	1 November 1962	Romania		1964 European Nations' Cup qualifying	6–0
15	Chus Pereda	3	27 October 1965	Republic of Ireland	Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán, Seville	1966 FIFA World Cup qualification	4–1
16	Santillana	4	21 December 1983	Malta	Benito Villamarín, Seville	UEFA Euro 1984 qualifying	12–1
17	Hipólito Rincón	4					12–1
18	Emilio Butragueño	4	18 June 1986	Denmark	Corregidora, Querétaro City	1986 FIFA World Cup	5–1
19	José Mari Bakero	3	18 November 1987	Albania	Benito Villamarín, Seville	UEFA Euro 1988 qualifying	5–0
20	Míchel	3	17 June 1990	South Korea	Friuli, Udine	1990 FIFA World Cup	3–1
21	Emilio Butragueño (2)	4	19 December 1990	Albania	Ramón Sánchez Pizjuán, Seville	UEFA Euro 1992 qualifying	9–0
22	Julio Salinas	3	22 September 1993		Qemal Stafa, Tirana	1994 FIFA World Cup qualification	5–1
23	Alfonso Pérez	3	4 September 1996	Faroe Islands	Svangaskarð, Toftir	1998 FIFA World Cup qualification	6–2
24	Julen Guerrero	3	18 December 1996	Malta	National Stadium, Ta' Qali		3–0
25	Raúl	3	31 March 1999	San Marino	Olímpico, Serravalle	UEFA Euro 2000 qualifying	6–0
26	Luis Enrique	3	5 June 1999		El Madrigal, Villarreal		9–0
27	Ismael Urzaiz	3	8 September 1999	Cyprus	Nuevo Vivero, Badajoz		8–0
28	Julen Guerrero (2)	3	8 September 1999				8–0
29	Fernando Morientes	3	30 April 2003	Ecuador	Vicente Calderón, Madrid	Friendly	4–0
30	Fernando Torres	3	12 October 2005	San Marino	Olímpico, Serravalle	2006 FIFA World Cup qualification	6–0
31	Luis García	3	12 November 2005	Slovakia	Vicente Calderón, Madrid	2006 FIFA World Cup qualification	5–1
32	David Villa	3	18 June 2008	Russia	Tivoli-Neu, Innsbruck	UEFA Euro 2008	4–1
33	David Villa (2)	3	9 June 2009	Azerbaijan	Tofiq Bahramov, Baku	Friendly	6–0
34	Fernando Torres (2)	3	14 June 2009	New Zealand	Royal Bafokeng, Rustenburg	2009 FIFA Confederations Cup	5–0
35	Roberto Soldado	3	29 February 2012	Venezuela	La Rosaleda, Málaga	Friendly	5–0
36	Pedro	3	12 October 2012	Belarus	Dinamo Stadium, Minsk	2014 FIFA World Cup qualification	4–0
37	Fernando Torres (3)	4	20 June 2013	Tahiti	Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro	2013 FIFA Confederations Cup	10–0
38	David Villa (3)	3					10–0
39	Isco	3	27 March 2018	Argentina	Wanda Metropolitano, Madrid	Friendly	6–1
40	Ferran Torres	3	17 November 2020	Germany	La Cartuja, Seville	2020–21 UEFA Nations League	6–0
41	Álvaro Morata	3	8 September 2023	Georgia	Boris Paichadze Dinamo Arena, Tbilisi	UEFA Euro 2024 qualifying	7–1

Hat-tricks conceded by Spain

Ranks	Date	Goals	Player	Opponent	Venue	Competition	Result [a]	Ref(s)
1	29 August 1920	3	Robert Coppée	Belgium	Olympisch Stadion, Antwerp	1920 Summer Olympics	1–3
2	19 January 1936	3	Josef Bican	Austria	Metropolitano, Madrid	Friendly	4–5
3	3 June 1956	3	Francisco Palmeiro	Portugal	Jamor, Oeiras		1–3
4	8 May 1957	3	Jackie Mudie	Scotland	Hampden Park, Glasgow	1958 FIFA World Cup qualification	2–4
5	18 February 1987	4	Gary Lineker	England	Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid	Friendly	2–4
6	6 September 2006	3	David Healy	Northern Ireland	Windsor Park, Belfast	UEFA Euro 2008 qualifying	2–3
7	15 June 2018	3	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Fisht Olympic Stadium, Sochi	2018 FIFA World Cup	3–3

See also

• David Villa
• Fernando Torres
• Spain national football team
• Spain women's national football team hat-tricks

References