List of I-League hat-tricks

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Since the inception of the Indian association football league competition, the I-League, in 2007, 45 players have scored three or more goals in a single match. The first player to achieve the feat was Brazilian Edu, who scored three times for JCT in a 3–1 victory over East Bengal. Eight players have scored more than three goals in a match: Odafa Onyeka Okolie, Jeje Lalpekhlua, Tolgay Özbey, Ranti Martins, Beto, Gbeneme Friday, Bektur Talgat Uulu and Dudu Omagbemi. Baljit Sahni holds the record for the quickest I-League hat-trick, netting three times against Shillong Lajong in 54 minutes.

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Okolie has scored three or more goals 13 times in the I-League, more than any other player. Seven players have each scored hat-tricks for two or more different clubs: Okolie (Sporting Goa, Churchill Brothers and Mohun Bagan), Muritala Ali (Mahindra United and Mohun Bagan), Martins (Dempo, Prayag United and East Bengal), Josimar (Prayag United and Salgaocar), Lalpekhlua (Indian Arrows and Pailan Arrows), Özbey (East Bengal and Dempo) and C. K. Vineeth (Prayag United and Bengaluru).

Hat-tricks

As of 14 May 2024
Key
4Player scored four goals
5Player scored five goals
6Player scored six goals
†Player scored hat-trick as a substitute
*The home team
Note: The results column shows the scorer's team score first
PlayerNationalityForAgainstResultDateRef
EduFlag of Brazil.svg  Brazil JCT East Bengal*3–130 November 2007 [1]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Churchill Brothers* East Bengal 3–213 December 2007 [2]
Felix Chimaokwu Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Salgaocar* Mohun Bagan 4–522 December 2007 [2]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie 4Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Churchill Brothers Salgaocar*5–131 December 2007 [2]
Ranti Martins Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Dempo* Sporting Goa 4–113 January 2008 [2]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie 4Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Churchill Brothers* Mahindra United 4–214 January 2008 [2]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Churchill Brothers Vasco*4–125 October 2008 [3]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie 6Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Churchill Brothers* Vasco 9–120 February 2009 [4]
Baljit Sahni Flag of India.svg  India JCT* Shillong Lajong 5–14 October 2009 [5]
Muritala Ali Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Mahindra United Salgaocar*4–118 October 2009 [6]
Muritala Ali Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Mahindra United Air India*4–012 November 2009 [7]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Churchill Brothers Chirag United*4–27 March 2010 [8]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie 4Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Churchill Brothers Mumbai*5–118 December 2010 [9]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie 5Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Churchill Brothers* AIFF 6–03 January 2011 [10]
Mandjou Keita Flag of Guinea.svg  Guinea Pune* JCT 4–030 January 2011 [11]
Anil Kumar Flag of India.svg  India Viva Kerala* Air India 7–120 February 2011 [12]
Jeje Lalpekhlua 4Flag of India.svg  India Indian Arrows Air India*5–213 March 2011 [12]
Tolgay Özbey Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia East Bengal Air India*3–04 April 2011 [13]
Jeje Lalpekhlua 4Flag of India.svg  India Pailan Arrows* Mohun Bagan 5–429 May 2011 [12]
Muritala Ali Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Mohun Bagan Indian Arrows*4–529 May 2011 [14]
Ranti Martins 6Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Dempo* Air India 14–030 May 2011 [15]
Beto 4Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil Dempo* Air India 14–030 May 2011 [15]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Mohun Bagan Pailan Arrows*3–123 October 2011 [16]
James Moga Flag of South Sudan.svg  South Sudan Sporting Goa* Salgaocar 4–25 November 2011 [17]
Josimar Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil Prayag United* Pune 5–15 November 2011 [18]
Tolgay Özbey 4Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia East Bengal HAL*8–123 November 2011 [19]
Henri Antchouet Flag of Gabon.svg  Gabon Churchill Brothers* Shillong Lajong 6–017 December 2011 [20]
David Opara Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Churchill Brothers* Sporting Goa 5–028 December 2011 [21]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Mohun Bagan Churchill Brothers*3–215 January 2012 [22]
David Opara †Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Churchill Brothers* Chirag United Kerala 4–04 April 2012 [23]
Rohit Chand Flag of Nepal.svg  Nepal HAL* Pune 4–610 April 2012 [24]
Gbeneme Friday 4Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Mumbai HAL*5–114 April 2012 [25]
David SundayFlag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Chirag United Kerala East Bengal*3–416 April 2012 [26]
C. S. Sabeeth Flag of India.svg  India Pailan Arrows Chirag United Kerala*3–025 April 2012 [27]
Ranti Martins Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Prayag United* Air India 5–17 October 2012 [28]
Akram Moghrabi Flag of Lebanon.svg  Lebanon Churchill Brothers* ONGC 5–011 October 2012 [29]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Mohun Bagan* Sporting Goa 3–14 November 2012 [30]
Ranti Martins 5Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Prayag United* United Sikkim 10–110 November 2012 [31]
Bineesh Balan Flag of India.svg  India Churchill Brothers* Sporting Goa 8–416 December 2012 [12]
Chidi Edeh Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria East Bengal Salgaocar*4–15 January 2013 [32]
Koko Sakibo Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Dempo* United Sikkim 7–019 January 2013 [33]
C. K. Vineeth Flag of India.svg  India Prayag United Air India*4–12 February 2013 [34]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Mohun Bagan Sporting Goa*5–17 April 2013 [35]
Josimar Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil Salgaocar* United Sikkim 9–013 April 2013 [36]
Ogba Kalu Nnanna Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Sporting Goa* Shillong Lajong 5–114 December 2013 [37]
Tolgay Özbey 4Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia Dempo Churchill Brothers*4–128 March 2014 [38]
Yusif Yakubu Flag of Ghana.svg  Ghana Mumbai* Churchill Brothers 4–213 April 2014 [39]
Cornell Glen Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg  Trinidad and Tobago Shillong Lajong Mohammedan*5–416 April 2014 [40]
Thongkhosiem Haokip Flag of India.svg  India Pune* Shillong Lajong 5–229 January 2015 [41]
Ranti Martins 5Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria East Bengal Dempo*5–11 March 2015 [42]
Seityasen Singh Flag of India.svg  India Royal Wahingdoh* Salgaocar 4–23 May 2015 [43]
Cornell Glen Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg  Trinidad and Tobago Shillong Lajong* Bharat 3–117 May 2015 [44]
Cornell Glen Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg  Trinidad and Tobago Shillong Lajong* East Bengal 5–130 May 2015 [45]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Sporting Goa* Pune 4–030 May 2015 [46]
Ranti Martins Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria East Bengal* Shillong Lajong 4–09 February 2016 [47]
Darryl Duffy Flag of Scotland.svg  Scotland Salgaocar DSK Shivajians*3–214 February 2016 [48]
Ranti Martins Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria East Bengal Aizawl*3–212 March 2016 [49]
C. K. Vineeth Flag of India.svg  India Bengaluru* Mumbai 3–018 January 2017 [50]
Wedson Anselme Flag of Haiti.svg  Haiti East Bengal Minerva Punjab*5–029 January 2017 [51]
Bektur Talgat Uulu 4Flag of Kyrgyzstan.svg  Kyrgyzstan Churchill Brothers* Chennai City 6–122 April 2017 [52]
Dudu Omagbemi 4Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria East Bengal* Chennai City 7–024 February 2018 [53]
Pedro Manzi Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Chennai City* Indian Arrows 4–126 October 2018 [54]
Willis Plaza Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg  Trinidad and Tobago Churchill Brothers* Shillong Lajong 4–215 November 2018 [55]
Pedro Manzi Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Chennai City* Shillong Lajong 6–129 December 2018 [56]
Pedro Manzi Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Chennai City* Gokulam Kerala 3–24 January 2019 [57]
Pedro Manzi Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Chennai City NEROCA*3–311 February 2019 [58]
Laldanmawia Ralte Flag of India.svg  India East Bengal* Shillong Lajong 5–014 February 2019 [59]
Aser Pierrick Dipanda Flag of Cameroon.svg  Cameroon Punjab* NEROCA 3–229 January 2020 [60]
Ninghtoujam Pritam Singh Flag of India.svg  India NEROCA* TRAU 5–08 February 2020 [61]
Fran González Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Mohun Bagan* NEROCA 6–214 February 2020 [62]
Clayvin Zuniga Flag of Honduras (2022-present).svg  Honduras Churchill Brothers Indian Arrows*5–210 January 2021
Lukman Adefemi Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Real Kashmir NEROCA*4–313 February 2021
Bidyashagar Singh Flag of India.svg  India TRAU Mohammedan*4–05 March 2021 [63]
Bidyashagar Singh Flag of India.svg  India TRAU Real Kashmir*3–110 March 2021
Sergio Mendigutxia Flag of Spain.svg  Spain NEROCA* Sreenidi Deccan 3–227 December 2021
Luka Majcen Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia Gokulam Kerala* Kenkre 6–212 March 2022
Luka Majcen Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia Gokulam Kerala* Sudeva Delhi 4–015 April 2022
Lalromawia Flag of India.svg  India Sreenidi Deccan* Gokulam Kerala 3–110 May 2022
David Castañeda Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia Sreenidi Deccan Sudeva Delhi*3–014 December 2022 [64]
Juan Mera Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Punjab Sudeva Delhi 8–026 February 2023 [65]
Alexis Gómez Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina Sudeva Delhi* NEROCA 3–31 March 2023 [66]
Abiola Dauda Flag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria Mohammedan* Sudeva Delhi 5–211 March 2023 [67]
Yash Tripathi Flag of India.svg  India Rajasthan United Delhi*3–42 November 2023 [68]
Álex Sánchez Flag of Spain.svg  Spain Gokulam Kerala* Rajasthan United 5–09 November 2023 [69]
Lalrinzuala Lalbiaknia Flag of India.svg  India Aizawl NEROCA*3–114 November 2023 [70]
Richardson Denzell Flag of Ghana.svg  Ghana Rajasthan United* TRAU 5–422 December 2023 [71]
Eddie Hernández Flag of Honduras (2022-present).svg  Honduras Mohammedan* Rajasthan United 5–113 February 2024 [72]
Abdou Karim Samb Flag of Senegal.svg  Senegal Churchill Brothers NEROCA*3–28 March 2024 [73]
Marin Mudrazija Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia Rajasthan United* NEROCA 5–111 March 2024
Sérgio Barboza Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil Delhi* Shillong Lajong 3–128 March 2024
Domi Berlanga Flag of Morocco.svg  Morocco Inter Kashi* Delhi 5–11 December 2024
Dé Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil Namdhari* Aizawl 3–18 December 2024
David Castañeda Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia Sreenidi Deccan Aizawl*4–39 January 2025
Douglas Tardin Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil Shillong Lajong* Bengaluru 5–013 January 2025
Douglas Tardin Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil Shillong Lajong Sreenidi Deccan*5–518 January 2025
Lalrinzuala Lalbiaknia Flag of India.svg  India Aizawl* Delhi 4–222 January 2025
Siniša Stanisavić Flag of Montenegro.svg  Montenegro Gokulam Kerala* Inter Kashi 6–224 January 2025
Sebastián Gutiérrez Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia Churchill Brothers* Shillong Lajong 6–17 March 2025
Marcus Joseph Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg  Trinidad and Tobago Dempo* Bengaluru 8–18 March 2025
Marcus Joseph Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg  Trinidad and Tobago Dempo* Aizawl 5–224 March 2025
Thabiso Brown Flag of Lesotho.svg  Lesotho Gokulam Kerala* Dempo 3–46 April 2025

Multiple hat-tricks

RankPlayerHat-tricksLast hat-trick
1 Flag of Nigeria.svg Odafa Onyeka Okolie 1330 May 2015
2 Flag of Nigeria.svg Ranti Martins 712 March 2016
3 Flag of Spain.svg Pedro Manzi 411 February 2019
4 Flag of Nigeria.svg Muritala Ali 329 May 2011
Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg Cornell Glen 30 May 2015
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Tolgay Özbey 28 Marchh 2014
7 Flag of Colombia.svg David Castañeda 29 January 2025
Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg Marcus Joseph 24 March 2025
Flag of Brazil.svg Josimar 13 April 2013
Flag of India.svg Lalrinzuala Lalbiaknia 22 January 2025
Flag of India.svg Jeje Lalpekhlua 29 May 2011
Flag of Slovenia.svg Luka Majcen 15 April 2022
Flag of Nigeria.svg David Opara 4 April 2012
Flag of India.svg Bidyashagar Singh 10 March 2021
Flag of Brazil.svg Douglas Tardin 18 January 2025
Flag of India.svg C. K. Vineeth 18 January 2017

Hat-tricks by nationality

RankNationHat-tricksLast hat-trick
1Flag of Nigeria.svg Nigeria 3411 March 2023
2Flag of India.svg India 1822 January 2025
3Flag of Brazil.svg Brazil 818 January 2025
Flag of Spain.svg Spain 9 November 2023
5Flag of Trinidad and Tobago.svg Trinidad and Tobago 624 March 2025
6Flag of Australia (converted).svg Australia 328 March 2014
Flag of Colombia.svg Colombia 7 May 2025
7Flag of Ghana.svg Ghana 222 December 2023
Flag of Honduras (2022-present).svg Honduras 13 February 2024
Flag of Slovenia.svg Slovenia 15 April 2022
10Flag of Argentina.svg Argentina 11 March 2023
Flag of Cameroon.svg Cameroon 29 January 2020
Flag of Croatia.svg Croatia 11 March 2024
Flag of Gabon.svg Gabon 17 December 2011
Flag of Guinea.svg Guinea 30 January 2011
Flag of Haiti.svg Haiti 29 January 2017
Flag of Kyrgyzstan.svg Kyrgyzstan 22 April 2017
Flag of Lebanon.svg Lebanon 11 October 2012
Flag of Lesotho.svg Lesotho 6 April 2025
Flag of Montenegro.svg Montenegro 24 January 2025
Flag of Morocco.svg Morocco 1 December 2024
Flag of Nepal.svg   Nepal 10 April 2012
Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland 14 February 2016
Flag of Senegal.svg Senegal 8 March 2024
Flag of South Sudan.svg South Sudan 5 November 2011

See also

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