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List of La Liga hat-tricks

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Below is the complete list of players that have scored three goals (a hat-trick) or more in a single La Liga match since the league's inception in 1929. Over 100 players have scored at least one hat-trick throughout the history of the league.

Lionel Messi is the player with the most La Liga hat-tricks in history.

Lionel Messi has scored 36 La Liga hat-tricks, all whilst playing for Barcelona, making him the player with the most hat-tricks in the competition's history. Cristiano Ronaldo is a close second place, recording 34 hat-tricks for Real Madrid; no other player has scored more than 23. Messi and Ronaldo also share the record for most hat-tricks in a single La Liga season, with Messi scoring eight in 2011–12 and Ronaldo equalling this feat in 2014–15. The record for most goals scored in a single La Liga match is seven, achieved by both Bata and László Kubala.

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Key
⁴	Player scored four goals
⁵	Player scored five goals
⁶	Player scored six goals
⁷	Player scored seven goals
†	Player scored hat-trick as a substitute
	The home team

Rank	Player	Hat-tricks	Last hat-trick
1	Lionel Messi	36	22 February 2020
2	Cristiano Ronaldo	34	18 March 2018
3	Telmo Zarra	23	15 March 1953
4	Alfredo Di Stéfano	22	15 March 1964
5	Mundo	19	4 March 1951
6	César Rodríguez	15	19 October 1952
7	Isidro Lángara	13	15 December 1946
8	Ferenc Puskás	12	15 December 1963
9	Pahiño	11	11 September 1955
	Manuel Badenes		29 March 1958
	László Kubala		19 March 1961
12	Quini	10	7 October 1981
12	Luis Suárez	10	28 October 2018

Club	Hat-tricks	Last
Real Madrid	196	29 April 2023
Barcelona	192	21 January 2024
Athletic Bilbao	119	3 February 2023
Atlético Madrid	108	3 January 2024
Valencia	105	8 November 2020
Sevilla	86	23 January 2021
Espanyol	55	24 November 2013
Real Sociedad	49	21 February 2021
Oviedo	40	13 June 1999
Celta Vigo	39	27 October 2018
Deportivo La Coruña	32	30 March 2008
Zaragoza	32	25 April 2004
Racing Santander	30	1 November 2008
Valladolid	26	26 December 2013
Real Betis	26	8 December 2019
Sporting Gijón	23	22 January 2016
Granada	14	19 December 2021
Osasuna	13	20 May 2007
Villarreal	12	3 March 2024
Mallorca	11	30 April 2008
Las Palmas	10	4 December 1976
Murcia		26 February 1984
Rayo Vallecano		28 February 2015
Elche	9	24 April 1977
Alavés	7	4 December 2017
Málaga	7	3 October 2015
Arenas	6	19 February 1933
Tenerife	6	1 March 1997
CD Málaga	5	11 September 1983
Real Unión
Gimnàstic
Albacete	4
Castellón
Getafe
Hércules
Levante
Sabadell
Salamanca
Burgos	3
Europa
Girona		21 January 2024
Alcoyano	2
Almería
Atlético Tetuán
Cádiz
Córdoba
AD Almería	1	21 December 1980
Compostela		10 May 1998
Condal		2 February 1957
Cultural Leonesa		19 February 1956
Eibar		1 May 2021
Huesca		29 January 2021
Jaén		25 April 1954
Leganés		10 February 2019
Lleida		12 November 1950
Logroñés		7 October 1993
Numancia
Pontevedra

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No.	Player	Nationality	For	Against	Result	Date	Ref.
1	Jaime Lazcano⁴	Spain	Real Madrid	Europa	5–0	10 February 1929	^[1]
2	Manuel Cros⁴	Spain	Europa	Arenas	5–2	17 February 1929	^[1]
3	Carmelo	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Espanyol	9–0	17 February 1929	^[1]
4	Lafuente	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Espanyol	9–0	17 February 1929	^[1]
5	Lafuente	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Racing Santander	4–0	24 February 1929	^[1]
6	Josep Sastre	Spain	Barcelona	Europa	5–2	24 March 1929	^[1]
7	Ángel Arocha	Spain	Barcelona	Racing Santander	5–1	28 April 1929	^[1]
8	Carles Bestit⁴	Spain	Europa	Real Madrid	5–2	28 April 1929	^[1]
9	Ricardo Gallart	Spain	Espanyol	Athletic Bilbao	4–1	5 May 1929	^[1]
10	Santiago Urtizberea	Spain	Real Unión	Arenas	7–1	12 May 1929	^[1]
11	Cosme⁴	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Europa	5–4	9 June 1929	^[1]
12	Luis Marín	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Espanyol	7–1	23 June 1929	^[1]
13	Luis Marín	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Europa	5–3	1 December 1929	^[2]
14	Cholín	Spain	Real Sociedad	Racing Santander	7–0	8 December 1929	^[2]
15	Ángel Arocha	Spain	Barcelona	Racing Santander	5–0	22 December 1929	^[2]
16	Chirri II	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Real Unión	5–2	5 January 1930	^[2]
17	Santiago Urtizberea⁴	Spain	Real Unión	Racing Santander	6–3	12 January 1930	^[2]
18	Ricardo Gallart	Spain	Espanyol	Barcelona	4–0	19 January 1930	^[2]
19	Juanito	Spain	Arenas	Real Unión	7–2	2 February 1930	^[2]
20	Saro	Spain	Arenas	Real Unión	7–2	2 February 1930	^[2]
21	Guillermo Gorostiza	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Real Sociedad	7–1	16 February 1930	^[2]
22	José Iraragorri	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Real Sociedad	7–1	16 February 1930	^[2]
23	Gaspar Rubio	Spain	Real Madrid	Atlético Madrid	4–1	16 February 1930	^[2]
24	Manuel Alfaro	Spain	Real Unión	Atlético Madrid	8–2	23 February 1930	^[2]
25	José Iraragorri⁴	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Espanyol	6–0	23 February 1930	^[2]
26	Luis Regueiro	Spain	Real Unión	Atlético Madrid	8–2	23 February 1930	^[2]
27	Guillermo Gorostiza⁴	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Arenas	5–2	2 March 1930	^[2]
28	Javier Rivero	Spain	Arenas	Real Madrid	5–1	23 March 1930	^[2]
29	Bestit II	Spain	Europa	Real Unión	4–3	30 March 1930	^[2]
30	Jaime Lazcano	Spain	Real Madrid	Barcelona	5–1	30 March 1930	^[2]
31	Fernando Diego	Spain	Barcelona	Athletic Bilbao	6–3	7 December 1930	^[3]
32	Manuel Olivares	Spain	Alavés	Arenas	3–2	14 December 1930	^[3]
33	Manuel Olivares	Spain	Alavés	Espanyol	4–1	21 December 1930	^[3]
34	Bata	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Alavés	7–1	28 December 1930	^[3]
35	Edelmiro	Spain	Espanyol	Arenas	5–0	28 December 1930	^[3]
36	Santiago Urtizberea	Spain	Real Unión	Espanyol	6–1	4 January 1931	^[3]
37	Ángel Arocha	Spain	Barcelona	Espanyol	6–2	11 January 1931	^[3]
38	Bata⁷	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Barcelona	12–1	8 February 1931	^[3]
39	Telete	Spain	Racing Santander	Espanyol	4–0	15 February 1931	^[3]
40	Ángel Arocha	Spain	Barcelona	Real Sociedad	5–1	22 February 1931	^[3]