List of Denmark national football team hat-tricks

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Poul Nielsen holds the record for the most hat-tricks scored by a Danish player with eight PoulNielsenDenmark1910s (cropped).jpg
Poul Nielsen holds the record for the most hat-tricks scored by a Danish player with eight

This page is a list of the hat-tricks scored for the Denmark national football team . [1] Since Denmark's first international football match in 1908, there have been 56 occasions when a Danish player has scored three or more goals (a hat-trick) in a game. The first hat-trick was scored by Vilhelm Wolfhagen against France B in the team's first-ever game on 19 October 1908. Poul Nielsen holds the record for the most hat-tricks scored by a Danish player with eight, five of which came against Norway. The record for the most goals scored in an international game by a Danish player is ten, which has been achieved on just one occasion: by Sophus Nielsen against France in the 1908 Summer Olympics semi-finals of the 1908 Summer Olympics, [2] which was also a world record until it was broken by Archie Thompson broke it when he scored 13 goals in a 31–0 victory over American Samoa in 2001. [3]

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Preben Elkjær are the only Danish players to have scored a hat-trick at the FIFA World Cup finals.

Hat-tricks scored by Denmark

No.PlayerOpponentGoalsScoreVenue!Competition!DateRef(s)
1
Vilhelm Wolfhagen Flag of France.svg France B 4 – (15', 17', 67', 72')
9–0
White City Stadium, London 1908 Summer Olympics First round 19 October 1908
[4]
2
Sophus Nielsen Flag of France.svg France 10 – (3', 4', 6', 39', 46', 48', 52', 64', 66', 76')
17–1
1908 Summer Olympics semi-finals 22 October 1908
[2]
3
Vilhelm Wolfhagen (2)4 – (60', 72', 82', 89')
17–1
4
Anthon Olsen Flag of Norway.svg Norway 3 – (4', 70', 88')
7–0
Tranebergs Idrottsplats, Stockholm 1912 Summer Olympics quarter-finals 30 June 1912
[5]
5
Kristian Gyldenstein Flag of Sweden.svg Sweden 3 – (17', 56', 61')
8–0
Idrætsparken, Copenhagen Friendly 25 May 1913
[6]
6
Poul Nielsen 6 – (5', 10', 29', 47', 50', 53')
10–0
5 October 1913
[7]
7
Poul Nielsen (2) Flag of the German Empire.svg Germany 4 – (5', 7', 42', 87')
4–1
Hamburg, Stadion Hoheluft 26 October 1913
[8]
8
Poul Nielsen (3) Flag of Norway.svg Norway 3 – (20', 63', 69')
4–3
Københavns Idrætspark, Copenhagen17 May 1914
[9]
9
Poul Nielsen (4)3 – (23', 37', 71'
8–1
19 September 1915
10
Anthon Olsen (2)3 – (28', 65', 77')
8–1
11
Poul Nielsen (5)4 – (25', 40', 47', 70')
8–0
15 October 1916
12
Michael Rohde 3 – (2', 10', 57')
8–0
13
Victor Klein 3 – (9', 13', 25')
12–0
7 October 1917
14
Poul Nielsen (6)5 – (71', 75', 77', 78', 81')
6–2
15
Poul Nielsen (7)3 – (24', 42', 59')
4–1
12 June 1919
16
Poul Nielsen (8)3 – (7', 51', 75')
3–1
2 October 1921
17
Viggo Jørgensen Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands 3 – (44', 58', 84')
4–1
13 June 1926
18
Pauli Jørgensen Flag of Finland.svg Finland 3 – (17', 41', 85')
8–0
1929–32 Nordic Football Championship 13 October 1929
19
Pauli Jørgensen (2) Flag of Sweden.svg Sweden 3 – (17', 65', 88')
6–1
22 June 1930
20
Pauli Jørgensen (3) Flag of Germany (3-2 aspect ratio).svg Germany 3 – (13', 58', 90'
6–3
Friendly 7 September 1930
21
Pauli Jørgensen (4) Flag of Norway.svg Norway 3 – (3', 54', 80')
6–3
Dansk Boldspil-Union 50th Anniversary Tournament18 June 1939
22
Oskar Theisen Flag of Finland.svg Finland 3 – (39', 57', 89')
8–1
1937–47 Nordic Football Championship 17 September 1939
23
Kaj Hansen Flag of Sweden.svg Sweden 3 – (23', 37', 41')
3–3
Friendly 20 October 1940
24
Karl Aage Hansen Flag of Norway.svg Norway 5 – (20', 52', 78', 89')
7–1
20 October 1946
25
Carl Aage Præst Flag of Poland.svg Poland 3 – (39', 73', 88')
8–0
26 June 1948
26
John Hansen Flag of Italy.svg Italy 3 – (31', 55', 75', 81')
5–3
Highbury, London 1948 Olympic Games 5 August 1948
27
Egon Jensen 3 – (5', 41', 80')
6–2
Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík Knattspyrnusamband Íslands 10th Anniversary Tournament10 July 1957
28
Harald Nielsen Flag of Finland.svg Finland 3 – (20', 22', 53')
4–0
Københavns Idrætspark, Copenhagen 1956–59 Nordic Football Championship 4 October 1959
29
Harald Nielsen (2) Flag of Greece (1822-1978).svg Greece 3 – (16', 47', 86')
7–2
Friendly 3 July 1960
30
Henning Enoksen 3 – (34', 51', 90')
7–2
31
Jørn Sørensen Flag of Finland.svg Finland 3 – (7', 52', 85')
9–1
1960–63 Nordic Football Championship 15 October 1961
32
Ole Madsen Flag of Norway.svg Norway 3 – (31', 44', 87')
6–1
11 June 1962
33
Ole Madsen (2) Flag of Malta.svg Malta 3 – (9', 14', 49')
6–1
1964 Euro qualifying 28 June 1962
34
Ole Madsen (3) Flag of Luxembourg.svg Luxembourg 3 – (10', 32', 46')
3–3
Stade Municipal, Luxembourg City 4 December 1963
35
Ulrik Le Fevre Flag of Iceland.svg Iceland 3 – (57', 62', 67')
14–2
Københavns Idrætspark, Copenhagen Friendly 23 August 1967
36
Finn Laudrup 3 – (7', 28', 85')
14–2
37
Kresten Bjerre 3 – (13'(pen.), 71', 76'(pen.))
14–2
38
Erik Dyreborg Flag of Norway.svg Norway 5 – (40', 41', 57', 60', 63')
5–0
Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo 1964–67 Nordic Football Championship 24 September 1967
39
Tommy Troelsen Flag of Norway.svg Norway 3 – (22', 24', 77'(pen.))
5–1
Københavns Idrætspark, Copenhagen 1968–71 Nordic Football Championship 23 June 1968
40
Finn Wiberg Flag of Luxembourg.svg Luxembourg 3 – (15'(pen.), 35', 70'(pen.))
5–1
Friendly 20 November 1968
41
Bent Jensen Flag of Bermuda.svg Bermuda 3 – (12', 38', 85')
5–1
Bermuda National Stadium, Hamilton 12 January 1969
42
Bent Jensen (2)3 – (37'(pen.), 68', 77')
6–0
Aalborg Stadium, Aalborg 1 July 1969
43
Bent Jensen (3) Flag of Finland.svg Finland 3 – (12', 14', 43')
5–2
Københavns Idrætspark, Copenhagen 1968–71 Nordic Football Championship 10 September 1969
44
Kristen Nygaard Flag of Mexico.svg Mexico 3 – (37', 47', 65'(pen.))
3–0
Friendly 16 August 1972
45
Henning Jensen Flag of Indonesia.svg Indonesia 3 – (17', 35', 76')
9–0
3 September 1974
46
Niels-Christian Holmstrøm 3 – (15', 41', 71')
9–0
47
Preben Elkjær Ulster Banner.svg Northern Ireland 3 – (30', 33', 83')
4–0
UEFA Euro 1980 qualifying 6 June 1979
48
Michael Laudrup Flag of Luxembourg.svg Luxembourg 3 – (17', 24', 70')
6–0
UEFA Euro 1984 qualifying 12 October 1983
49
Preben Elkjær (2) Flag of Uruguay.svg Uruguay 3 – (11', 68', 80')
6–1
Estadio Neza 86, Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl 1986 FIFA World Cup Group stage 8 June 1986
50
Ebbe Sand Flag of Malta.svg Malta 3 – (8', 64', 79')
4–1
Balgarska Armia Stadium, Sofia 2002 FIFA World Cup Qualifying 24 March 2001
51
Claus Jensen Flag of Egypt.svg Egypt 3 – (31', 68', 70')
4–1
Cairo International Stadium, Cairo Friendly 12 February 2003
52
Peter Madsen Flag of Poland.svg Poland 3 – (23', 30', 90+1')
5–1
Stadion Poznań, Poznań 18 August 2004
53
Nicklas Bendtner Flag of the United States.svg United States 3 – (33', 83', 90+1')
3–2
Aarhus Stadium, Aarhus 25 March 2015
54
Christian Eriksen Flag of Bulgaria.svg Bulgaria 3 – (72', 74', 82')
4–0
Suita City Football Stadium, Suita 2006 Kirin Cup Soccer Third place play-off 7 June 2016
55
Thomas Delaney Flag of Armenia.svg Armenia 3 – (16', 81', 90+3')
4–1
Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium, Yerevan 2018 FIFA World Cup qualification 4 September 2017
56
Christian Eriksen (2) Flag of Ireland.svg Republic of Ireland 3 – (32', 63', 73')
5–1
Aviva Stadium, Dublin 2018 FIFA World Cup play-offs 14 November 2017
57
Rasmus Højlund Flag of Finland.svg Finland 3 - (21', 82', 90+3')
3–1
Parken Stadium, Copenhagen UEFA Euro 2024 qualifying 23 March 2023

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