List of La Liga hat-tricks

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

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 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.

Hat-tricks

Bata scored seven goals in a 1931 match for Athletic Bilbao.

László Kubala scored seven goals in a 1952 match for Barcelona.

Alfredo Di Stéfano scored 22 league hat-tricks, all for Real Madrid.

Cristiano Ronaldo scored 34 league hat-tricks for Real Madrid between 2010 and 2018.

Luis Suárez became the first player to score four times in two consecutive games in the history of La Liga.

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

No.	Player	Nationality	For	Against	Result	Date	Ref.
1	Jaime Lazcano 4	Spain	Real Madrid	Europa	5–0	10 February 1929	[1]
2	Manuel Cros 4	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 Bestit 4	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	Cosme 4	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 Urtizberea 4	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 Iraragorri 4	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 Gorostiza 4	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	Bata 7	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]
41	Bata 4	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Racing Santander	7–1	22 February 1931	[3]
42	Bata	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Europa	4–1	8 March 1931	[3]
43	Óscar (I)	Spain	Racing Santander	Real Sociedad	7–4	8 March 1931	[3]
44	Ángel Arocha	Spain	Barcelona	Espanyol	4–4	17 March 1931	[3]
45	Carles Bestit	Spain	Barcelona	Real Unión	5–3	22 March 1931	[3]
46	Telete	Spain	Racing Santander	Alavés	4–0	22 March 1931	[3]
47	Guillermo Gorostiza	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Espanyol	4–0	29 March 1931	[3]
48	Joan Ramon	Spain	Barcelona	Real Madrid	3–1	5 April 1931	[3]
49	Jesús Navarro	Spain	Valencia	Real Unión	5–1	29 November 1931	[4]
50	Paco Bienzobas	Spain	Real Sociedad	Valencia	7–1	27 December 1931	[4]
51	Joan Ramon	Spain	Barcelona	Alavés	6–0	10 January 1932	[4]
52	Telete 4	Spain	Racing Santander	Real Sociedad	5–1	17 January 1932	[4]
53	Bata	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Arenas	4–1	24 January 1932	[4]
54	Cholín	Spain	Real Sociedad	Arenas	7–0	7 February 1932	[4]
55	Edelmiro	Spain	Espanyol	Racing Santander	6–1	16 February 1932	[4]
56	Cisco	Spain	Racing Santander	Barcelona	3–2	6 March 1932	[4]
57	José Iraragorri	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Valencia	7–2	6 March 1932	[4]
58	Cholín	Spain	Real Sociedad	Athletic Bilbao	3–2	13 March 1932	[4]
59	Francisco Iriondo	Spain	Arenas	Real Unión	5–0	13 March 1932	[4]
60	Josep Samitier	Spain	Barcelona	Alavés	3–1	13 March 1932	[4]
61	Ángel	Spain	Arenas	Valencia	4–1	3 April 1932	[4]
62	José Iraragorri 5	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Real Betis	9–1	27 November 1932	[5]
63	Cándido Urretavizcaya	Spain	Alavés	Racing Santander	8–2	27 November 1932	[5]
64	Manuel Olivares	Spain	Real Madrid	Real Sociedad	6–2	4 December 1932	[5]
65	Manuel Olivares	Spain	Real Madrid	Real Betis	4–1	18 December 1932	[5]
66	Ubaldo Redó	Spain	Espanyol	Alavés	3–1	8 January 1933	[5]
67	Óscar (I)	Spain	Racing Santander	Real Sociedad	7–1	17 January 1933	[5]
68	Joan Costa	Spain	Valencia	Alavés	5–2	22 January 1933	[5]
69	Telete	Spain	Racing Santander	Alavés	9–0	29 January 1933	[5]
70	Guillermo Gorostiza	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Racing Santander	9–5	5 February 1933	[5]
71	José Pérez	Spain	Racing Santander	Athletic Bilbao	5–9	5 February 1933	[5]
72	Victorio Unamuno 4	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Racing Santander	9–5	5 February 1933	[5]
73	Francisco Iriondo	Spain	Arenas	Barcelona	5–1	19 February 1933	[5]
74	Picolín	Spain	Valencia	Racing Santander	6–2	19 February 1933	[5]
75	Santiago Urtizberea	Spain	Real Sociedad	Espanyol	6–1	26 February 1933	[5]
76	Salvador Pueyo	Spain	Espanyol	Valencia	5–2	5 March 1933	[5]
77	Enrique Larrinaga	Spain	Racing Santander	Real Madrid	4–2	12 March 1933	[5]
78	Bata	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Valencia	8–2	19 March 1933	[5]
79	Luis Regueiro	Spain	Real Madrid	Arenas	8–2	19 March 1933	[5]
80	Victorio Unamuno 5	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Valencia	8–2	19 March 1933	[5]
81	Santiago Urtizberea 5	Spain	Real Sociedad	Racing Santander	8–0	19 March 1933	[5]
82	Isidro Lángara	Spain	Oviedo	Barcelona	7–3	5 November 1933	[6]
83	Luis María Uribe	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Real Betis	5–0	12 November 1933	[6]
84	Francisco Iriondo	Spain	Espanyol	Racing Santander	5–0	18 November 1933	[6]
85	Isidro Lángara	Spain	Oviedo	Espanyol	3–1	10 December 1933	[6]
86	Severiano Goiburu	Spain	Barcelona	Racing Santander	6–3	17 December 1933	[6]
87	Guillermo Gorostiza	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Barcelona	6–1	24 December 1933	[6]
88	José Iraragorri	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Barcelona	6–1	24 December 1933	[6]
89	Francisco Iriondo	Spain	Espanyol	Arenas	6–2	24 December 1933	[6]
90	Eugenio	Spain	Real Madrid	Espanyol	3–2	31 December 1933	[6]
91	Tolete	Spain	Real Sociedad	Espanyol	3–3	7 January 1934	[6]
92	Isidro Lángara	Spain	Oviedo	Racing Santander	3–1	14 January 1934	[6]
93	Bata	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Arenas	9–0	4 February 1934	[6]
94	José Iraragorri 4	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Arenas	9–0	4 February 1934	[6]
95	Francisco Iriondo 4	Spain	Espanyol	Oviedo	5–2	11 February 1934	[6]
96	Isidro Lángara	Spain	Oviedo	Valencia	7–0	22 February 1934	[6]
97	Campanal I	Spain	Sevilla	Espanyol	5–1	16 December 1934	[7]
98	José María Arteche	Spain	Racing Santander	Athletic Bilbao	6–0	30 December 1934	[7]
99	Pablo Pombo	Spain	Racing Santander	Athletic Bilbao	6–0	30 December 1934	[7]
100	Fernando Sañudo 4	Spain	Real Madrid	Espanyol	7–2	30 December 1934	[7]
101	Crisant Bosch	Spain	Espanyol	Arenas	4–0	13 January 1935	[7]
102	Campanal I	Spain	Sevilla	Barcelona	3–1	20 January 1935	[7]
103	José Mandalúniz	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Arenas	8–0	20 January 1935	[7]
104	Julio Elícegui	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Oviedo	3–3	27 January 1935	[7]
105	Francisco Iriondo	Spain	Espanyol	Real Sociedad	4–1	27 January 1935	[7]
106	Isidro Lángara	Spain	Oviedo	Atlético Madrid	3–3	27 January 1935	[7]
107	Bata	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Real Sociedad	7–0	3 February 1935	[7]
108	Isidro Lángara	Spain	Oviedo	Valencia	4–0	3 February 1935	[7]
109	Jaime Lazcano	Spain	Real Madrid	Barcelona	8–2	3 February 1935	[7]
110	Fernando Sañudo 4	Spain	Real Madrid	Barcelona	8–2	3 February 1935	[7]
111	Isidro Lángara 4	Spain	Oviedo	Espanyol	8–3	10 February 1935	[7]
112	José Iraragorri	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Racing Santander	4–2	17 March 1935	[7]
113	Herrerita	Spain	Oviedo	Real Sociedad	5–3	7 April 1935	[7]
114	Manuel Palencia	Spain	Sevilla	Arenas	4–0	14 April 1935	[7]
115	Joan Costa	Spain	Valencia	Oviedo	4–4	21 April 1935	[7]
116	Julio Elícegui	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Espanyol	5–2	21 April 1935	[7]
117	Martí Ventolrà 4	Spain	Barcelona	Real Madrid	5–0	21 April 1935	[7]
118	Campanal I 4	Spain	Sevilla	Real Sociedad	7–2	28 April 1935	[7]
119	José Iraragorri	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Atlético Madrid	5–2	28 April 1935	[7]
120	Fernando Sañudo 4	Spain	Real Madrid	Arenas	6–1	28 April 1935	[7]
121	Victorio Unamuno	Spain	Real Betis	Racing Santander	5–0	28 April 1935	[7]
122	Manuel Guijarro	Spain	Valencia	Sevilla	5–0	10 November 1935	[8]
123	Paquirri	Spain	Real Betis	Osasuna	5–1	10 November 1935	[8]
124	Bata 5	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Real Betis	7–0	17 November 1935	[8]
125	Vilmos Kelemen	Hungary	Real Madrid	Espanyol	6–0	17 November 1935	[8]
126	Milucho	Spain	Racing Santander	Valencia	6–2	17 November 1935	[8]
127	Paquirri	Spain	Real Betis	Oviedo	3–2	24 November 1935	[8]
128	Isidro Lángara	Spain	Oviedo	Racing Santander	6–2	1 December 1935	[8]
129	Fernando Sañudo	Spain	Real Madrid	Valencia	4–1	1 December 1935	[8]
130	Isidro Lángara	Spain	Oviedo	Hércules	5–2	8 December 1935	[8]
131	Fernando Sañudo	Spain	Real Madrid	Osasuna	6–2	5 January 1936	[8]
132	Fernando Sañudo	Spain	Real Madrid	Real Betis	5–1	26 January 1936	[8]
133	Josep Escolà	Spain	Barcelona	Atlético Madrid	3–0	9 February 1936	[8]
134	Julián Vergara 5	Spain	Osasuna	Espanyol	6–1	16 February 1936	[8]
135	Isidro Lángara	Spain	Oviedo	Racing Santander	4–2	1 March 1936	[8]
136	Vilmos Kelemen	Hungary	Real Madrid	Racing Santander	3–4	15 March 1936	[8]
137	Isidro Lángara	Spain	Oviedo	Espanyol	5–1	22 March 1936	[8]
138	Enrique Fernández	Uruguay	Barcelona	Osasuna	5–0	29 March 1936	[8]
139	Luis Regueiro	Spain	Real Madrid	Osasuna	4–1	5 April 1936	[8]
140	Isidro Lángara 4	Spain	Oviedo	Valencia	4–3	19 April 1936	[8]
141	Enrique	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Athletic Bilbao	3–1	3 December 1939	[9]
142	Campanal I	Spain	Sevilla	Racing Santander	8–2	17 December 1939	[9]
143	José Vilanova	Spain	Hércules	Celta Vigo	6–1	17 December 1939	[9]
144	Francisco Gárate	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Barcelona	7–5	14 January 1940	[9]
145	Gonzalvo I 4	Spain	Espanyol	Celta Vigo	4–1	14 January 1940	[9]
146	Pedro Pascual	Argentina	Barcelona	Athletic Bilbao	5–7	14 January 1940	[9]
147	Agustín (I)	Spain	Celta Vigo	Zaragoza	5–1	18 February 1940	[9]
148	Poli	Spain	Valencia	Real Betis	4–0	18 February 1940	[9]
149	Agustín (I)	Spain	Celta Vigo	Hércules	4–0	3 March 1940	[9]
150	Paco Campos	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Zaragoza	5–1	3 March 1940	[9]
151	Vicente Martínez Català 4	Spain	Espanyol	Real Madrid	5–4	3 March 1940	[9]
152	Antonio Chas	Spain	Racing Santander	Celta Vigo	6–2	24 March 1940	[9]
153	Mundo	Spain	Valencia	Espanyol	3–2	7 April 1940	[9]
154	Victorio Unamuno	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Celta Vigo	4–1	7 April 1940	[9]
155	Guillermo Gorostiza	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Valencia	4–3	21 April 1940	[9]
156	Gabriel Jorge	Spain	Espanyol	Real Betis	5–0	21 April 1940	[9]
157	Campanal I 5	Spain	Sevilla	Barcelona	11–1	29 September 1940	[10]
158	Paco Campos 4	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Celta Vigo	5–4	29 September 1940	[10]
159	Torrontegui	Spain	Sevilla	Barcelona	11–1	29 September 1940	[10]
160	Agustín (I)	Spain	Celta Vigo	Espanyol	7–1	6 October 1940	[10]
161	Manuel Alday	Spain	Real Madrid	Hércules	5–3	6 October 1940	[10]
162	Juan del Pino	Spain	Celta Vigo	Espanyol	7–1	6 October 1940	[10]
163	Campanal I	Spain	Sevilla	Valencia	10–3	13 October 1940	[10]
164	José López 4	Spain	Sevilla	Valencia	10–3	13 October 1940	[10]
165	Pruden	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Real Madrid	3–1	13 October 1940	[10]
166	Pruden 4	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Athletic Bilbao	5–0	20 October 1940	[10]
167	Raimundo 4	Spain	Sevilla	Hércules	8–3	10 November 1940	[10]
168	Francisco Gárate	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Murcia	6–1	17 November 1940	[10]
169	Guillermo Gorostiza	Spain	Valencia	Oviedo	5–1	17 November 1940	[10]
170	Francisco Roig	Spain	Celta Vigo	Valencia	6–2	24 November 1940	[10]
171	José Vilanova	Spain	Zaragoza	Oviedo	4–5	24 November 1940	[10]
172	Emili Huguet	Spain	Murcia	Valencia	3–3	1 December 1940	[10]
173	Manuel Alday	Spain	Real Madrid	Valencia	6–1	8 December 1940	[10]
174	Manuel Alday	Spain	Real Madrid	Zaragoza	6–0	15 December 1940	[10]
175	Pruden 4	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Murcia	6–0	22 December 1940	[10]
176	Mundo	Spain	Valencia	Hércules	6–0	19 January 1941	[10]
177	José Luis Panizo	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Espanyol	6–2	19 January 1941	[10]
178	Severiano Uria	Spain	Murcia	Celta Vigo	3–0	19 January 1941	[10]
179	Jesús Alonso	Spain	Real Madrid	Sevilla	4–5	9 February 1941	[10]
180	Pruden	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Hércules	7–1	9 February 1941	[10]
181	Antón	Spain	Oviedo	Hércules	6–0	23 February 1941	[10]
182	Mundo	Spain	Valencia	Murcia	5–2	23 February 1941	[10]
183	Raimundo 5	Spain	Sevilla	Oviedo	10–0	28 September 1941	[11]
184	Marcial Arbiza	Spain	Real Madrid	Granada	5–2	5 October 1941	[11]
185	Mundo 4	Spain	Valencia	Real Sociedad	6–0	5 October 1941	[11]
186	Pina	Spain	Hércules	Deportivo La Coruña	4–2	5 October 1941	[11]
187	Antonio Fernández	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Real Sociedad	4–1	12 October 1941	[11]
188	Basilio	Spain	Castellón	Hércules	4–0	26 October 1941	[11]
189	Paco Campos	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Granada	3–0	26 October 1941	[11]
190	Campanal I	Spain	Sevilla	Valencia	4–1	9 November 1941	[11]
191	Manuel Alday 4	Spain	Real Madrid	Castellón	9–1	16 November 1941	[11]
192	Juan del Pino 4	Spain	Celta Vigo	Hércules	4–1	16 November 1941	[11]
193	Gabriel Jorge	Spain	Espanyol	Atlético Madrid	5–0	16 November 1941	[11]
194	Mundo	Spain	Valencia	Oviedo	5–2	16 November 1941	[11]
195	Victorio Unamuno	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Barcelona	6–3	16 November 1941	[11]
196	César Rodríguez	Spain	Granada	Hércules	7–2	14 December 1941	[11]
197	Mariano Martín	Spain	Barcelona	Oviedo	6–3	14 December 1941	[11]
198	Mundo 4	Spain	Valencia	Celta Vigo	7–3	14 December 1941	[11]
199	Manuel Alday	Spain	Real Madrid	Valencia	5–3	21 December 1941	[11]
200	Juan del Pino	Spain	Celta Vigo	Real Sociedad	6–1	21 December 1941	[11]
201	Manuel Alday	Spain	Real Madrid	Real Sociedad	6–4	4 January 1942	[11]
202	Ignacio Bidegain	Spain	Real Sociedad	Real Madrid	4–6	4 January 1942	[11]
203	Torrontegui	Spain	Sevilla	Castellón	4–1	11 January 1942	[11]
204	Telmo Zarra 4	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Celta Vigo	10–0	11 January 1942	[11]
205	Campanal I 5	Spain	Sevilla	Espanyol	6–0	25 January 1942	[11]
206	Mundo	Spain	Valencia	Sevilla	8–1	15 February 1942	[11]
207	Telmo Zarra	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Atlético Madrid	6–0	15 February 1942	[11]
208	Mariano Martín 4	Spain	Barcelona	Atlético Madrid	5–1	1 March 1942	[11]
209	César Rodríguez 6	Spain	Granada	Castellón	7–3	22 March 1942	[11]
210	Antonio Chas	Spain	Espanyol	Real Sociedad	8–0	29 March 1942	[11]
211	Eduardo Olivas	Spain	Espanyol	Real Sociedad	8–0	29 March 1942	[11]
212	Mundo 4	Spain	Valencia	Oviedo	7–0	25 October 1942	[12]
213	José Valle	Spain	Barcelona	Celta Vigo	8–0	8 November 1942	[12]
214	Antón	Spain	Oviedo	Granada	4–2	15 November 1942	[12]
215	Josep Juncosa	Spain	Espanyol	Real Madrid	4–2	15 November 1942	[12]
216	Mundo	Spain	Valencia	Sevilla	4–2	22 November 1942	[12]
217	Paco Campos	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Castellón	5–1	13 December 1942	[12]
218	Mariano Martín	Spain	Barcelona	Granada	5–2	27 December 1942	[12]
219	Pepillo (I)	Spain	Sevilla	Zaragoza	4–3	10 January 1943	[12]
220	Manuel Alday	Spain	Real Madrid	Deportivo La Coruña	4–3	17 January 1943	[12]
221	Rafael Berrocal	Spain	Sevilla	Real Betis	5–0	17 January 1943	[12]
222	Josep Juncosa	Spain	Espanyol	Atlético Madrid	4–2	17 January 1943	[12]
223	Francisco Roig	Spain	Celta Vigo	Athletic Bilbao	4–1	24 January 1943	[12]
224	Agustín (I)	Spain	Celta Vigo	Granada	8–3	7 February 1943	[12]
225	Francisco Roig	Spain	Celta Vigo	Granada	8–3	7 February 1943	[12]
226	Mariano Martín	Spain	Barcelona	Castellón	7–1	14 February 1943	[12]
227	Telmo Zarra 5	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Oviedo	8–1	14 February 1943	[12]
228	Basilio	Spain	Castellón	Deportivo La Coruña	3–1	21 February 1943	[12]
229	Manuel Alday 5	Spain	Real Madrid	Espanyol	7–0	28 February 1943	[12]
230	Mundo 6	Spain	Valencia	Real Betis	8–3	28 February 1943	[12]
231	Rafael Berrocal	Spain	Sevilla	Valencia	3–1	7 March 1943	[12]
232	Mariano Martín	Spain	Barcelona	Oviedo	6–2	14 March 1943	[12]
233	Pepillo (I)	Spain	Sevilla	Granada	3–4	14 March 1943	[12]
234	Francisco Roig	Spain	Celta Vigo	Castellón	5–0	21 March 1943	[12]
235	Telmo Zarra	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Barcelona	5–2	21 March 1943	[12]
236	Juan Arza	Spain	Sevilla	Sabadell	5–2	26 September 1943	[13]
237	Guillermo Gorostiza	Spain	Valencia	Real Sociedad	4–2	26 September 1943	[13]
238	Martín	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Celta Vigo	7–0	26 September 1943	[13]
239	Sabino Barinaga	Spain	Real Madrid	Sevilla	3–5	3 October 1943	[13]
240	Campanal I	Spain	Sevilla	Real Madrid	5–3	3 October 1943	[13]
241	José Luis Duque	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Deportivo La Coruña	3–1	3 October 1943	[13]
242	Mariano Martín	Spain	Barcelona	Valencia	4–3	3 October 1943	[13]
243	Esteban Echevarría 5	Spain	Oviedo	Espanyol	6–1	17 October 1943	[13]
244	Mariano Martín	Spain	Barcelona	Deportivo La Coruña	3–3	17 October 1943	[13]
245	Juan Arza	Spain	Sevilla	Deportivo La Coruña	3–0	7 November 1943	[13]
246	Mariano Martín 4	Spain	Barcelona	Granada	7–2	7 November 1943	[13]
247	Antón	Spain	Oviedo	Sabadell	9–2	14 November 1943	[13]
248	Esteban Echevarría 4	Spain	Oviedo	Sabadell	9–2	14 November 1943	[13]
249	Sabino Barinaga	Spain	Real Madrid	Sabadell	3–1	28 November 1943	[13]
250	Paco Campos	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Granada	3–2	5 December 1943	[13]
251	Guillermo Gorostiza	Spain	Valencia	Oviedo	5–3	5 December 1943	[13]
252	Juan Vidal	Spain	Espanyol	Sevilla	3–2	12 December 1943	[13]
253	Mariano Martín 4	Spain	Barcelona	Sabadell	5–0	19 December 1943	[13]
254	Esteban Echevarría	Spain	Oviedo	Sevilla	5–1	2 January 1944	[13]
255	Paco Campos	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Valencia	4–2	13 February 1944	[13]
256	César Rodríguez	Spain	Barcelona	Atlético Madrid	4–5	20 February 1944	[13]
257	Mundo	Spain	Valencia	Celta Vigo	5–1	12 March 1944	[13]
258	Juan del Pino	Spain	Sabadell	Athletic Bilbao	5–1	19 March 1944	[13]
259	Gabriel Jorge 4	Spain	Espanyol	Deportivo La Coruña	7–0	19 March 1944	[13]
260	Raimundo	Spain	Sevilla	Celta Vigo	5–1	2 April 1944	[13]
261	Juan del Pino 4	Spain	Sabadell	Deportivo La Coruña	4–0	9 April 1944	[13]
262	José Luis Duque	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Valencia	4–5	9 April 1944	[13]
263	Mundo	Spain	Valencia	Athletic Bilbao	5–4	9 April 1944	[13]
264	Lluís Safont	Spain	Granada	Celta Vigo	5–2	9 April 1944	[13]
265	Emilín 4	Spain	Oviedo	Real Madrid	4–0	24 September 1944	[14]
266	Paco Campos	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Castellón	4–0	8 October 1944	[14]
267	Juan Acedo	Spain	Granada	Oviedo	5–1	15 October 1944	[14]
268	Juan Arza	Spain	Sevilla	Sporting Gijón	6–0	22 October 1944	[14]
269	Juan Ricart 4	Spain	Castellón	Sabadell	8–0	5 November 1944	[14]
270	Telmo Zarra	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Deportivo La Coruña	5–2	5 November 1944	[14]
271	Antonio Gracia	Spain	Sabadell	Murcia	4–0	19 November 1944	[14]
272	José Luis Duque	Spain	Espanyol	Granada	7–2	26 November 1944	[14]
273	Vicente Morera	Spain	Murcia	Oviedo	5–1	26 November 1944	[14]
274	Mundo	Spain	Valencia	Granada	4–0	10 December 1944	[14]
275	Antonio Chas 4	Spain	Oviedo	Barcelona	6–0	14 January 1945	[14]
276	José Campos	Spain	Sevilla	Murcia	4–0	4 February 1945	[14]
277	Juan Nicola 4	Spain	Granada	Sabadell	5–0	25 February 1945	[14]
278	César Rodríguez	Spain	Barcelona	Sporting Gijón	5–2	18 March 1945	[14]
279	Jesús Alonso	Spain	Real Madrid	Granada	6–2	8 April 1945	[14]
280	Mundo	Spain	Valencia	Sevilla	4–0	8 April 1945	[14]
281	Antonio Chas	Spain	Oviedo	Murcia	3–2	15 April 1945	[14]
282	Sabino Barinaga	Spain	Real Madrid	Sabadell	8–0	22 April 1945	[14]
283	Sabino Barinaga	Spain	Real Madrid	Murcia	5–3	13 May 1945	[14]
284	Pío	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Oviedo	6–0	13 May 1945	[14]
285	Herrerita	Spain	Oviedo	Atlético Madrid	3–3	7 October 1945	[15]
286	Óscar (II)	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Oviedo	3–3	7 October 1945	[15]
287	Ángel Cabido 4	Spain	Oviedo	Athletic Bilbao	4–2	14 October 1945	[15]
288	Pahiño	Spain	Celta Vigo	Alcoyano	6–1	21 October 1945	[15]
289	José Campos 4	Spain	Sevilla	Alcoyano	4–2	4 November 1945	[15]
290	Mundo	Spain	Valencia	Celta Vigo	5–1	18 November 1945	[15]
291	José Villar	Spain	Alcoyano	Sporting Gijón	4–1	18 November 1945	[15]
292	Telmo Zarra 4	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Castellón	7–1	18 November 1945	[15]
293	Ángel Cabido	Spain	Oviedo	Hércules	3–0	25 November 1945	[15]
294	César Rodríguez	Spain	Barcelona	Celta Vigo	5–1	9 December 1945	[15]
295	Telmo Zarra	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Espanyol	5–1	9 December 1945	[15]
296	Mundo	Spain	Valencia	Espanyol	3–2	16 December 1945	[15]
297	Telmo Zarra 4	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Murcia	6–1	20 January 1946	[15]
298	Ángel Calvo	Spain	Espanyol	Atlético Madrid	4–3	10 March 1946	[15]
299	Mundo 4	Spain	Valencia	Alcoyano	6–1	31 March 1946	[15]
300	Pruden	Spain	Real Madrid	Celta Vigo	6–0	31 March 1946	[15]
301	Pruden	Spain	Real Madrid	Murcia	5–0	29 September 1946	[16]
302	Ángel Calvo	Spain	Espanyol	Castellón	5–0	6 October 1946	[16]
303	José Luis Panizo	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Sevilla	5–0	3 November 1946	[16]
304	Pruden	Spain	Real Madrid	Sporting Gijón	4–0	3 November 1946	[16]
305	Paco Campos	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Oviedo	5–2	10 November 1946	[16]
306	Isidro Lángara	Spain	Oviedo	Castellón	3–3	15 December 1946	[16]
307	Francisco Méndez	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Valencia	4–1	15 December 1946	[16]
308	Telmo Zarra	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Deportivo La Coruña	6–0	15 December 1946	[16]
309	Telmo Zarra 5	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Castellón	6–0	1 January 1947	[16]
310	Telmo Zarra	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Real Madrid	6–3	12 January 1947	[16]
311	Latorre	Spain	Deportivo La Coruña	Castellón	8–1	19 January 1947	[16]
312	Telmo Zarra 4	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Sporting Gijón	6–2	19 January 1947	[16]
313	Antonio Alsúa 5	Spain	Real Madrid	Castellón	7–4	2 February 1947	[16]
314	Josep Escolà 4	Spain	Barcelona	Espanyol	5–0	16 March 1947	[16]
315	José Campos	Spain	Sevilla	Sporting Gijón	5–2	30 March 1947	[16]
316	Adrián Escudero	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Espanyol	8–3	30 March 1947	[16]
317	Vicente Morera	Spain	Valencia	Real Madrid	4–2	6 April 1947	[16]
318	Amadeo	Spain	Valencia	Sporting Gijón	6–0	13 April 1947	[16]
319	Telmo Zarra	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Deportivo La Coruña	3–3	13 April 1947	[16]
320	Antonio Vidal	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Espanyol	5–2	5 October 1947	[17]
321	Epi	Spain	Valencia	Sabadell	4–1	2 November 1947	[17]
322	Francisco Peralta	Spain	Gimnàstic	Sporting Gijón	5–0	2 November 1947	[17]
323	Estanislau Basora	Spain	Barcelona	Sporting Gijón	4–0	16 November 1947	[17]
324	Juan Araujo	Spain	Sevilla	Real Sociedad	5–0	7 December 1947	[17]
325	Esteban Echevarría 5	Spain	Oviedo	Real Madrid	7–1	21 December 1947	[17]
326	Silvestre Igoa 4	Spain	Valencia	Celta Vigo	7–1	21 December 1947	[17]
327	Gallardo	Spain	Real Madrid	Sabadell	4–0	18 January 1948	[17]
328	Pahiño	Spain	Celta Vigo	Gimnàstic	5–0	25 January 1948	[17]
329	Josep Juncosa	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Gimnàstic	5–2	22 February 1948	[17]
330	César Rodríguez	Spain	Barcelona	Sevilla	6–0	29 February 1948	[17]
331	Telmo Zarra	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Alcoyano	6–1	7 March 1948	[17]
332	César Rodríguez 4	Spain	Barcelona	Espanyol	5–1	28 March 1948	[17]
333	David Panadès	Spain	Gimnàstic	Athletic Bilbao	7–1	28 March 1948	[17]
334	Francisco Peralta	Spain	Gimnàstic	Athletic Bilbao	7–1	28 March 1948	[17]
335	Antonio Vidal	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Real Sociedad	4–3	4 April 1948	[17]
336	Josep Juncosa	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Sporting Gijón	7–2	11 April 1948	[17]
337	Francisco Peralta 4	Spain	Gimnàstic	Alcoyano	4–3	11 April 1948	[17]
338	César Rodríguez 4	Spain	Barcelona	Oviedo	5–2	12 September 1948	[18]
339	José Luis Panizo	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Valladolid	7–2	12 September 1948	[18]
340	Telmo Zarra	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Valladolid	7–2	12 September 1948	[18]
341	Rafael Franco	Argentina	Deportivo La Coruña	Sabadell	5–2	19 September 1948	[18]
342	Mariano 4	Spain	Sevilla	Athletic Bilbao	6–0	24 October 1948	[18]
343	Adrián Escudero 4	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Oviedo	6–0	26 September 1948	[18]
344	Herrerita 4	Spain	Oviedo	Athletic Bilbao	6–3	3 October 1948	[18]
345	Mundo	Spain	Valencia	Gimnàstic	7–0	10 October 1948	[18]
346	José Montalvo	Spain	Real Madrid	Sevilla	5–1	24 October 1948	[18]
347	César Rodríguez	Spain	Barcelona	Valencia	4–3	31 October 1948	[18]
348	Vicente Seguí	Spain	Valencia	Barcelona	3–4	31 October 1948	[18]
349	Pablo Olmedo 4	Spain	Real Madrid	Celta Vigo	6–0	14 November 1948	[18]
350	Ángel Cabido	Spain	Oviedo	Sabadell	5–4	5 December 1948	[18]
351	Rafael Franco 4	Argentina	Deportivo La Coruña	Alcoyano	6–1	12 December 1948	[18]
352	Pahiño	Spain	Real Madrid	Sabadell	5–1	12 December 1948	[18]
353	Telmo Zarra	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Sevilla	4–0	9 January 1949	[18]
354	Vicente Seguí	Spain	Valencia	Deportivo La Coruña	7–1	23 January 1949	[18]
355	Santiago Vázquez	Spain	Gimnàstic	Valencia	6–1	30 January 1949	[18]
356	Paseiro	Spain	Deportivo La Coruña	Espanyol	3–0	27 February 1949	[18]
357	Josep Canal	Spain	Barcelona	Valladolid	6–0	3 April 1949	[18]
358	Rafael Mújica	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Athletic Bilbao	3–1	10 April 1949	[18]
359	Chao	Spain	Deportivo La Coruña	Gimnàstic	4–1	17 April 1949	[18]
360	Alfonso Navarro 5	Spain	Barcelona	Gimnàstic	10–1	11 September 1949	[19]
361	César Rodríguez	Spain	Barcelona	Gimnàstic	10–1	11 September 1949	[19]
362	Larbi Ben Barek	Morocco	Atlético Madrid	Espanyol	5–2	25 September 1949	[19]
363	Josep Seguer 4	Spain	Barcelona	Sevilla	7–0	25 September 1949	[19]
364	Miguel Cabrera	Spain	Real Madrid	Oviedo	6–2	2 October 1949	[19]
365	Rafael Mújica	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Gimnàstic	5–1	9 October 1949	[19]
366	Hermidita 4	Spain	Celta Vigo	Gimnàstic	10–1	23 October 1949	[19]
367	José Caeiro	Spain	Real Sociedad	Oviedo	7–0	30 October 1949	[19]
368	Rafael Franco	Argentina	Deportivo La Coruña	Atlético Madrid	3–1	30 October 1949	[19]
369	Henry Carlsson	Sweden	Atlético Madrid	Barcelona	4–1	6 November 1949	[19]
370	Hermidita	Spain	Celta Vigo	Sevilla	4–2	6 November 1949	[19]
371	Juan Araujo	Spain	Sevilla	Athletic Bilbao	3–2	20 November 1949	[19]
372	Manuel Torres	Spain	CD Málaga	Real Sociedad	5–2	20 November 1949	[19]
373	Juan Araujo 4	Spain	Sevilla	Gimnàstic	9–0	4 December 1949	[19]
374	Ángel Oñoro	Spain	Sevilla	Gimnàstic	9–0	4 December 1949	[19]
375	Vicente Seguí 4	Spain	Valencia	Atlético Madrid	6–0	4 December 1949	[19]
376	Telmo Zarra	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Real Sociedad	5–2	18 December 1949	[19]
377	Rafael Iriondo	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Atlético Madrid	6–6	29 January 1950	[19]
378	Vicente Seguí	Spain	Valencia	Sevilla	5–0	12 February 1950	[19]
379	Manuel Torres	Spain	CD Málaga	Gimnàstic	5–1	12 February 1950	[19]
380	César Rodríguez 4	Spain	Barcelona	Oviedo	5–0	19 February 1950	[19]
381	José Luis Panizo	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Real Madrid	6–2	12 March 1950	[19]
382	Juan Araujo	Spain	Sevilla	Athletic Bilbao	5–3	16 April 1950	[19]
383	Pahiño 4	Spain	Real Madrid	Gimnàstic	5–1	16 April 1950	[19]
384	Silvestre Igoa	Spain	Valencia	Atlético Madrid	4–4	23 April 1950	[19]
385	César Rodríguez 4	Spain	Barcelona	Real Sociedad	8–2	10 September 1950	[20]
386	Quiliano Gago	Spain	Valencia	CD Málaga	3–1	10 September 1950	[20]
387	Pahiño	Spain	Real Madrid	Espanyol	6–2	10 September 1950	[20]
388	Silvestre Igoa	Spain	Real Sociedad	Real Madrid	6–2	17 September 1950	[20]
389	Manuel Torres 4	Spain	CD Málaga	Lleida	9–0	17 September 1950	[20]
390	Telmo Zarra	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Murcia	6–3	17 September 1950	[20]
391	José Campos	Spain	Sevilla	Racing Santander	4–0	24 September 1950	[20]
392	Rafael Grau 4	Spain	Espanyol	Alcoyano	5–3	1 October 1950	[20]
393	Rafael Iriondo	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Celta Vigo	9–4	8 October 1950	[20]
394	Josep Juncosa 4	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Racing Santander	9–1	8 October 1950	[20]
395	Jesús Narro 4	Spain	Real Madrid	Lleida	6–1	8 October 1950	[20]
396	Venancio	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Celta Vigo	9–4	8 October 1950	[20]
397	Jesús Narro	Spain	Real Madrid	Alcoyano	7–0	15 October 1950	[20]
398	Pahiño	Spain	Real Madrid	Alcoyano	7–0	15 October 1950	[20]
399	Julio Corcuera	Argentina	Deportivo La Coruña	Lleida	10–1	5 November 1950	[20]
400	Ignacio Bidegain	Spain	Lleida	Sevilla	4–5	12 November 1950	[20]
401	Epi	Spain	Real Sociedad	Murcia	7–0	12 November 1950	[20]
402	Juan Araujo 4	Spain	Sevilla	Alcoyano	7–1	19 November 1950	[20]
403	Gerardo Coque	Spain	Valladolid	Real Sociedad	3–2	19 November 1950	[20]
404	Telmo Zarra 6	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Lleida	10–0	19 November 1950	[20]
405	Larbi Ben Barek	Morocco	Atlético Madrid	Lleida	4–3	26 November 1950	[20]
406	Adrián Escudero	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Alcoyano	5–1	3 December 1950	[20]
407	José Caeiro	Spain	Real Sociedad	CD Málaga	4–1	10 December 1950	[20]
408	Hermidita	Spain	Celta Vigo	Valencia	5–1	17 December 1950	[20]
409	Francisco Javier Marcet	Spain	Espanyol	Real Madrid	7–1	31 December 1950	[20]
410	Pahiño 4	Spain	Real Madrid	Real Sociedad	7–2	7 January 1951	[20]
411	Telmo Zarra	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Murcia	5–1	7 January 1951	[20]
412	Julián Arcas	Spain	Espanyol	Lleida	8–0	14 January 1951	[20]
413	Jesús Narro	Spain	Real Madrid	Barcelona	4–1	14 January 1951	[20]
414	Josep Juncosa	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Valladolid	7–0	21 January 1951	[20]
415	Miguel Muñoz 5	Spain	Real Madrid	Lleida	7–0	30 January 1951	[20]
416	Mohamed Mahjoub	Morocco	Racing Santander	Valladolid	4–1	25 February 1951	[20]
417	Mundo	Spain	Alcoyano	Lleida	6–2	4 March 1951	[20]
418	Telmo Zarra 5	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Real Sociedad	7–1	4 March 1951	[20]
419	Manuel Badenes	Spain	Valencia	Sevilla	4–0	11 March 1951	[20]
420	Roque Olsen	Argentina	Real Madrid	Murcia	6–0	25 March 1951	[20]
421	José María Pérez	Spain	Real Sociedad	Celta Vigo	5–1	8 April 1951	[20]
422	Ayala I	Spain	Sevilla	Celta Vigo	3–1	9 September 1951	[21]
423	Pahiño	Spain	Real Madrid	Las Palmas	4–1	9 September 1951	[21]
424	Lolo	Spain	Valladolid	Deportivo La Coruña	5–0	16 September 1951	[21]
425	Luis Olcina	Spain	Valladolid	Real Sociedad	4–1	23 September 1951	[21]
426	José Luis Panizo 4	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Zaragoza	10–1	23 September 1951	[21]
427	Herrera 4	Spain	Sevilla	Las Palmas	5–0	30 September 1951	[21]
428	Manuel Badenes 4	Spain	Valencia	Celta Vigo	7–2	21 October 1951	[21]
429	José Luis Pérez-Payá	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Racing Santander	7–2	21 October 1951	[21]
430	Chicha	Morocco	Atlético Tetuán	Espanyol	3–3	28 October 1951	[21]
431	Cabillo	Spain	Valencia	Atlético Tetuán	5–1	18 November 1951	[21]
432	László Kubala 5	Hungary	Barcelona	Celta Vigo	6–1	18 November 1951	[21]
433	László Kubala	Hungary	Barcelona	Sevilla	5–3	2 December 1951	[21]
434	Tini	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Real Sociedad	4–1	16 December 1951	[21]
435	Domingo Méndez	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Sporting Gijón	7–3	6 January 1952	[21]
436	Hermidita 5	Spain	Celta Vigo	Atlético Tetuán	7–0	13 January 1952	[21]
437	Pahiño 4	Spain	Real Madrid	Espanyol	6–1	13 January 1952	[21]
438	Julián 4	Spain	Atlético Tetuán	Racing Santander	5–1	20 January 1952	[21]
439	László Kubala 7	Hungary	Barcelona	Sporting Gijón	9–0	10 February 1952	[21]
440	Venancio 4	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Las Palmas	7–0	17 February 1952	[21]
441	Juan Araujo 4	Spain	Sevilla	Valencia	6–1	24 February 1952	[21]
442	César Rodríguez	Spain	Barcelona	Real Madrid	4–2	2 March 1952	[21]
443	Tini	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Deportivo La Coruña	4–1	9 March 1952	[21]
444	László Kubala	Hungary	Barcelona	Racing Santander	7–1	16 March 1952	[21]
445	Josep Mauri	Spain	Espanyol	Valladolid	3–0	23 March 1952	[21]
446	Adolfo Atienza	Spain	Celta Vigo	Deportivo La Coruña	6–1	6 April 1952	[21]
447	César Rodríguez	Spain	Barcelona	Las Palmas	7–0	6 April 1952	[21]
448	Juan Arza	Spain	Sevilla	Real Madrid	4–1	13 April 1952	[21]
449	Manuel Torres	Spain	Las Palmas	Zaragoza	4–2	13 April 1952	[21]
450	Félix Marcaida	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Celta Vigo	5–0	5 October 1952	[22]
451	Josep Mauri	Spain	Espanyol	Sporting Gijón	4–0	5 October 1952	[22]
452	Silvestre Igoa	Spain	Real Sociedad	CD Málaga	4–2	19 October 1952	[22]
453	Julián Arcas	Spain	Espanyol	Athletic Bilbao	6–2	26 October 1952	[22]
454	Francisco Javier Marcet	Spain	Espanyol	Athletic Bilbao	6–2	26 October 1952	[22]
455	César Rodríguez	Spain	Barcelona	Zaragoza	5–1	26 October 1952	[22]
456	Adrián Escudero	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Celta Vigo	4–1	2 November 1952	[22]
457	Antonio Morro 4	Spain	Valladolid	Deportivo La Coruña	4–1	16 November 1952	[22]
458	Agustín Gaínza	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Deportivo La Coruña	8–2	23 November 1952	[22]
459	Silvestre Igoa	Spain	Real Sociedad	Celta Vigo	7–3	14 December 1952	[22]
460	Gerardo Coque	Spain	Valladolid	Atlético Madrid	4–4	21 December 1952	[22]
461	Telmo Zarra	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	CD Málaga	6–1	21 December 1952	[22]
462	Manuel Doménech 4	Spain	Sevilla	Sporting Gijón	7–1	11 January 1953	[22]
463	Mandi	Spain	Oviedo	CD Málaga	6–1	11 January 1953	[22]
464	Oswaldo	Argentina	Deportivo La Coruña	Atlético Madrid	5–1	11 January 1953	[22]
465	Manuel Badenes	Spain	Valencia	Real Sociedad	5–2	18 January 1953	[22]
466	Silvestre Igoa	Spain	Real Sociedad	Deportivo La Coruña	6–1	8 February 1953	[22]
467	Moreno 4	Spain	Barcelona	Atlético Madrid	6–1	8 February 1953	[22]
468	Silvestre Igoa	Spain	Real Sociedad	CD Málaga	4–1	22 February 1953	[22]
469	Liz	Spain	Sevilla	Deportivo La Coruña	6–2	22 February 1953	[22]
470	Moreno	Spain	Barcelona	Zaragoza	8–0	1 March 1953	[22]
471	Julián Arcas	Spain	Espanyol	Deportivo La Coruña	7–1	8 March 1953	[22]
472	Telmo Zarra	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Valladolid	4–2	15 March 1953	[22]
473	Miguel Royo	Spain	Deportivo La Coruña	Oviedo	3–3	19 April 1953	[22]
474	Pedro Pablo Sará	Argentina	Oviedo	Deportivo La Coruña	3–3	19 April 1953	[22]
475	Loren (I)	Spain	Sevilla	Celta Vigo	4–2	26 April 1953	[22]
476	Pasieguito	Spain	Valencia	Racing Santander	7–1	26 April 1953	[22]
477	Antoni Cruellas	Spain	Espanyol	Osasuna	3–2	20 September 1953	[23]
478	László Kubala	Hungary	Barcelona	Jaén	6–2	20 September 1953	[23]
479	Eneko Arieta	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Racing Santander	5–1	11 October 1953	[23]
480	Faas Wilkes	Netherlands	Valencia	Atlético Madrid	4–1	25 October 1953	[23]
481	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Atlético Madrid	4–3	1 November 1953	[23]
482	Antonio Morro	Spain	Valladolid	Valencia	3–2	22 November 1953	[23]
483	Julián Arcas	Spain	Espanyol	Celta Vigo	4–0	29 November 1953	[23]
484	Loren (I)	Spain	Sevilla	Real Sociedad	5–0	27 December 1953	[23]
485	Luis Molowny	Spain	Real Madrid	Espanyol	4–3	27 December 1953	[23]
486	Justo Tejada 4	Spain	Barcelona	Real Sociedad	6–0	10 January 1954	[23]
487	László Kubala	Hungary	Barcelona	Valladolid	4–1	24 January 1954	[23]
488	José Luis Ortiz	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Valencia	5–2	28 March 1954	[23]
489	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Sporting Gijón	4–0	4 April 1954	[23]
490	Francisco León	Spain	Racing Santander	Real Sociedad	4–2	4 April 1954	[23]
491	Josep Vila	Spain	Osasuna	Sporting Gijón	4–3	11 April 1954	[23]
492	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Valencia	4–0	18 April 1954	[23]
493	Ángel María Arregui	Spain	Jaén	Deportivo La Coruña	4–0	25 April 1954	[23]
494	Juan Arza	Spain	Sevilla	Valladolid	5–2	26 September 1954	[24]
495	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Las Palmas	7–0	26 September 1954	[24]
496	Juan Araujo 4	Spain	Sevilla	Real Sociedad	5–2	3 October 1954	[24]
497	Faas Wilkes 4	Netherlands	Valencia	Racing Santander	8–1	3 October 1954	[24]
498	Pahiño 4	Spain	Deportivo La Coruña	Celta Vigo	4–2	10 October 1954	[24]
499	Justo Tejada	Spain	Barcelona	Atlético Madrid	4–0	10 October 1954	[24]
500	Enrique Buqué	Spain	Valencia	Barcelona	4–1	17 October 1954	[24]
501	José Luis Artetxe 4	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	CD Málaga	6–1	24 October 1954	[24]
502	Manuel Badenes 4	Spain	Valencia	Hércules	8–2	14 November 1954	[24]
503	Manuel Badenes	Spain	Valencia	Alavés	6–1	28 November 1954	[24]
504	José Luis Pérez-Payá	Spain	Real Madrid	Deportivo La Coruña	5–1	5 December 1954	[24]
505	Primi	Spain	Alavés	Las Palmas	4–1	5 December 1954	[24]
506	Eduardo Manchón	Spain	Barcelona	Espanyol	4–2	9 January 1955	[24]
507	László Kubala	Hungary	Barcelona	Celta Vigo	5–2	16 January 1955	[24]
508	Juan Arza 4	Spain	Sevilla	Hércules	6–1	23 January 1955	[24]
509	Eneko Arieta 4	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Las Palmas	9–2	30 January 1955	[24]
510	Héctor Rial	Argentina	Real Madrid	Sevilla	3–1	30 January 1955	[24]
511	Agustín (II)	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Valladolid	5–4	6 February 1955	[24]
512	Manuel Badenes 4	Spain	Valencia	Deportivo La Coruña	4–0	6 February 1955	[24]
513	László Kubala	Hungary	Barcelona	CD Málaga	5–0	13 February 1955	[24]
514	Alfredo Di Stéfano 4	Argentina	Real Madrid	Espanyol	5–1	27 February 1955	[24]
515	Manuel Badenes	Spain	Valencia	Sevilla	3–1	6 March 1955	[24]
516	Julián Arcas	Spain	Espanyol	Valladolid	4–3	11 September 1955	[25]
517	Eneko Arieta	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Sevilla	6–1	11 September 1955	[25]
518	Adrián Escudero	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Hércules	9–0	11 September 1955	[25]
519	José Gallardo 4	Spain	Murcia	Deportivo La Coruña	5–4	11 September 1955	[25]
520	Francisco Molina	Chile	Atlético Madrid	Hércules	9–0	11 September 1955	[25]
521	Pahiño	Spain	Deportivo La Coruña	Murcia	4–5	11 September 1955	[25]
522	Faas Wilkes	Netherlands	Valencia	Celta Vigo	6–0	18 September 1955	[25]
523	Adrián Escudero	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Alavés	8–1	25 September 1955	[25]
524	Pepillo (II)	Spain	Sevilla	Cultural Leonesa	4–0	25 September 1955	[25]
525	Echaniz	Spain	Alavés	Murcia	5–2	2 October 1955	[25]
526	Paseiro	Spain	Espanyol	Celta Vigo	6–1	9 October 1955	[25]
527	Manuel Badenes	Spain	Valencia	Murcia	4–1	30 October 1955	[25]
528	Ángel Paz	Spain	Real Sociedad	Espanyol	5–0	6 November 1955	[25]
529	Manuel Badenes	Spain	Valencia	Hércules	4–1	13 November 1955	[25]
530	Félix Marcaida	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Murcia	7–1	13 November 1955	[25]
531	Francisco Molina	Chile	Atlético Madrid	Murcia	4–0	1 January 1956	[25]
532	Juan Arza	Spain	Sevilla	Celta Vigo	7–0	8 January 1956	[25]
533	Adolfo Atienza	Spain	Las Palmas	Deportivo La Coruña	5–0	22 January 1956	[25]
534	Adolfo Atienza	Spain	Las Palmas	Hércules	5–0	5 February 1956	[25]
535	Adrián Escudero	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Valladolid	3–1	5 February 1956	[25]
536	Alfredo Di Stéfano 4	Argentina	Real Madrid	Espanyol	7–1	9 February 1956	[25]
537	László Kubala	Hungary	Barcelona	Hércules	6–4	12 February 1956	[25]
538	Raúl (I)	Spain	Cultural Leonesa	Celta Vigo	4–1	19 February 1956	[25]
539	Ramón Marsal	Spain	Real Madrid	Murcia	7–1	26 February 1956	[25]
540	Faas Wilkes	Netherlands	Valencia	Deportivo La Coruña	4–0	11 March 1956	[25]
541	Joaquín Peiró	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Cultural Leonesa	4–2	25 March 1956	[25]
542	Alberto Pla	Spain	Valencia	Valladolid	5–1	8 April 1956	[25]
543	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Las Palmas	6–0	15 April 1956	[25]
544	Julián Arcas 4	Spain	Espanyol	Alavés	6–0	22 April 1956	[25]
545	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Condal	6–0	9 September 1956	[26]
546	Luis Suárez (I) 4	Spain	Barcelona	Atlético Madrid	7–3	23 September 1956	[26]
547	Justo Tejada	Spain	Barcelona	Atlético Madrid	7–3	23 September 1956	[26]
548	Rafa	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Real Sociedad	3–0	30 September 1956	[26]
549	Pedro Bazán	Spain	Deportivo La Coruña	Real Sociedad	4–0	14 October 1956	[26]
550	Joaquín Murillo	Spain	Valladolid	Zaragoza	4–1	14 October 1956	[26]
551	Pedro María Laguardia	Spain	Real Sociedad	Athletic Bilbao	3–4	21 October 1956	[26]
552	Sabino	Spain	Osasuna	Espanyol	5–0	28 October 1956	[26]
553	Mauri	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Zaragoza	5–0	11 November 1956	[26]
554	Joaquín Peiró	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Espanyol	8–1	11 November 1956	[26]
555	Pepillo (II)	Spain	Sevilla	Atlético Madrid	5–1	18 November 1956	[26]
556	Joaquín Murillo	Spain	Valladolid	Las Palmas	6–2	25 November 1956	[26]
557	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Zaragoza	3–3	16 December 1956	[26]
558	Joaquín Peiró	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Deportivo La Coruña	6–0	30 December 1956	[26]
559	Joseíto	Spain	Real Madrid	Espanyol	7–2	6 January 1957	[26]
560	László Kubala	Hungary	Barcelona	Deportivo La Coruña	6–1	27 January 1957	[26]
561	Basora II	Spain	Condal	Sevilla	5–1	2 February 1957	[26]
562	Ignacio Uribe	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Real Madrid	4–2	24 February 1957	[26]
563	Estanislau Basora 4	Spain	Barcelona	Zaragoza	4–2	17 March 1957	[26]
564	Juan Arza	Spain	Sevilla	Jaén	3–0	24 March 1957	[26]
565	Alfredo Di Stéfano 4	Argentina	Real Madrid	Las Palmas	5–1	7 April 1957	[26]
566	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Celta Vigo	4–1	21 April 1957	[26]
567	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Sevilla	6–0	29 September 1957	[27]
568	Mauro	Spain	Celta Vigo	Las Palmas	6–1	6 October 1957	[27]
569	Agustín (II)	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Las Palmas	9–0	20 October 1957	[27]
570	Josep Mauri	Spain	Granada	Valladolid	4–0	20 October 1957	[27]
571	Miguel	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Las Palmas	9–0	20 October 1957	[27]
572	Pablo Olmedo	Spain	Celta Vigo	Valencia	3–2	17 November 1957	[27]
573	Mauro	Spain	Celta Vigo	Barcelona	4–0	1 December 1957	[27]
574	Manuel Badenes 4	Spain	Valladolid	Sporting Gijón	7–3	15 December 1957	[27]
575	José Luis Ortiz	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Zaragoza	4–1	12 January 1958	[27]
576	Joaquín Peiró	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Valladolid	7–0	19 January 1958	[27]
577	Óscar Coll	Argentina	Espanyol	Atlético Madrid	4–1	26 January 1958	[27]
578	Glaría I	Spain	Osasuna	Valladolid	5–0	2 February 1958	[27]
579	Lolo Gómez	Spain	Sevilla	Valladolid	4–2	16 February 1958	[27]
580	José Luis Artetxe	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Barcelona	4–1	2 March 1958	[27]
581	Evaristo	Brazil	Barcelona	Valladolid	7–1	9 March 1958	[27]
582	Rodríguez II	Spain	Valladolid	Jaén	3–1	23 March 1958	[27]
583	Manuel Badenes	Spain	Valladolid	Real Madrid	3–5	29 March 1958	[27]
584	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Valladolid	5–3	29 March 1958	[27]
585	Ramón Marsal	Spain	Real Madrid	Espanyol	4–2	6 April 1958	[27]
586	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Celta Vigo	5–0	20 April 1958	[27]
587	Evaristo	Brazil	Barcelona	Zaragoza	5–1	20 April 1958	[27]
588	Ferenc Puskás	Hungary	Real Madrid	Sporting Gijón	5–1	21 September 1958	[28]
589	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Celta Vigo	4–2	28 September 1958	[28]
590	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Osasuna	8–0	5 October 1958	[28]
591	Vavá	Brazil	Atlético Madrid	Sevilla	5–0	12 October 1958	[28]
592	Teré	Spain	Real Sociedad	Las Palmas	6–2	19 October 1958	[28]
593	Evaristo	Brazil	Barcelona	Real Madrid	4–0	26 October 1958	[28]
594	Jordi Vila 4	Spain	Real Betis	Zaragoza	7–0	16 November 1958	[28]
595	Manuel Olalla	Spain	Granada	Sporting Gijón	6–0	7 December 1958	[28]
596	Vavá 5	Brazil	Atlético Madrid	Zaragoza	7–1	7 December 1958	[28]
597	Armando Merodio	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Sporting Gijón	9–0	28 December 1958	[28]
598	Ignacio Uribe	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Sporting Gijón	9–0	28 December 1958	[28]
599	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Las Palmas	10–1	4 January 1959	[28]
600	Mauri	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Celta Vigo	9–0	4 January 1959	[28]
601	Ferenc Puskás	Hungary	Real Madrid	Las Palmas	10–1	4 January 1959	[28]
602	Armando Merodio 5	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Osasuna	8–1	11 January 1959	[28]
603	Antoniet	Spain	Sevilla	Zaragoza	3–1	18 January 1959	[28]
604	Eneko Arieta	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Real Betis	7–0	18 January 1959	[28]
605	Justo Tejada	Spain	Barcelona	Sevilla	4–0	25 January 1959	[28]
606	Jordi Vila	Spain	Real Betis	Sporting Gijón	5–3	8 February 1959	[28]
607	Ferenc Puskás	Hungary	Real Madrid	Oviedo	4–0	8 March 1959	[28]
608	Antoniet	Spain	Sevilla	Las Palmas	3–4	15 March 1959	[28]
609	Macario	Spain	Las Palmas	Sevilla	4–3	15 March 1959	[28]
610	Ferenc Puskás	Hungary	Real Madrid	Granada	3–0	29 March 1959	[28]
611	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Sevilla	8–0	5 April 1959	[28]
612	José María Maguregui	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Real Madrid	4–1	12 April 1959	[28]
613	Duca	Brazil	Zaragoza	Valencia	6–1	19 April 1959	[28]
614	Eulogio Martínez	Paraguay	Barcelona	Oviedo	7–1	19 April 1959	[28]
615	Joaquín Murillo	Spain	Zaragoza	Granada	6–2	20 September 1959	[29]
616	Evaristo	Brazil	Barcelona	Osasuna	6–0	27 September 1959	[29]
617	Félix Marcaida	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Real Sociedad	4–0	4 October 1959	[29]
618	Gilberto Navarro	Spain	Sevilla	Valladolid	5–0	18 October 1959	[29]
619	Luis Suárez (I)	Spain	Barcelona	Las Palmas	8–0	25 October 1959	[29]
620	José María Gallastegui	Spain	Real Sociedad	Oviedo	6–2	8 November 1959	[29]
621	Joaquín Peiró 4	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Real Betis	4–1	8 November 1959	[29]
622	Ángel Paz	Spain	Real Sociedad	Valladolid	4–2	29 November 1959	[29]
623	Beitia	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Atlético Madrid	5–2	13 December 1959	[29]
624	Sabino	Spain	Osasuna	Las Palmas	4–2	20 December 1959	[29]
625	Óscar Coll	Argentina	Espanyol	Granada	3–0	3 January 1960	[29]
626	Mirlo	Spain	Valladolid	Osasuna	5–1	24 January 1960	[29]
627	Pepillo (II) 5	Spain	Real Madrid	Elche	11–2	7 February 1960	[29]
628	Ferenc Puskás 4	Hungary	Real Madrid	Elche	11–2	7 February 1960	[29]
629	Eulogio Martínez 5	Paraguay	Barcelona	Las Palmas	8–0	14 February 1960	[29]
630	Joaquín Murillo	Spain	Zaragoza	Las Palmas	6–2	21 February 1960	[29]
631	Vavá	Brazil	Atlético Madrid	Real Betis	6–1	28 February 1960	[29]
632	Martí Vergés	Spain	Barcelona	Granada	5–4	28 February 1960	[29]
633	Pepillo (II)	Spain	Real Madrid	Real Sociedad	4–0	10 April 1960	[29]
634	José Carlos Diéguez	Argentina	Sevilla	Elche	4–1	17 April 1960	[29]
635	Antonio Camps	Spain	Espanyol	Valencia	3–0	11 September 1960	[30]
636	José Antonio Zaldúa	Spain	Valladolid	Real Betis	5–1	2 October 1960	[30]
637	Evaristo	Brazil	Barcelona	Real Sociedad	6–2	16 October 1960	[30]
638	Yanko Daucik	Czech Republic	Real Betis	Real Sociedad	5–1	6 November 1960	[30]
639	Antoniet	Spain	Sevilla	Oviedo	3–2	13 November 1960	[30]
640	Ferenc Puskás	Hungary	Real Madrid	Zaragoza	5–1	13 November 1960	[30]
641	Francisco Sampedro	Spain	Racing Santander	Elche	5–1	20 November 1960	[30]
642	Luis del Sol	Spain	Real Madrid	Oviedo	7–0	27 November 1960	[30]
643	Evaristo	Brazil	Barcelona	Mallorca	4–2	18 December 1960	[30]
644	Polo	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Zaragoza	4–0	15 January 1961	[30]
645	Ferenc Puskás 5	Hungary	Real Madrid	Elche	8–0	22 January 1961	[30]
646	Joaquín Murillo	Spain	Zaragoza	Elche	7–2	29 January 1961	[30]
647	Joaquín Peiró	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Valladolid	4–2	12 February 1961	[30]
648	Alfredo Di Stéfano 4	Argentina	Real Madrid	Granada	5–0	19 February 1961	[30]
649	Alfredo Rojas	Argentina	Real Betis	Elche	7–1	5 March 1961	[30]
650	László Kubala 4	Hungary	Barcelona	Granada	8–2	19 March 1961	[30]
651	Joaquín Murillo	Spain	Zaragoza	Valladolid	5–1	23 April 1961	[30]
652	Ferenc Puskás	Hungary	Real Madrid	Real Betis	4–0	23 April 1961	[30]
653	Luis Aragonés	Spain	Oviedo	Barcelona	5–3	30 April 1961	[30]
654	Juan Seminario 4	Peru	Zaragoza	Racing Santander	6–1	17 September 1961	[31]
655	Evaristo	Brazil	Barcelona	Athletic Bilbao	4–2	24 September 1961	[31]
656	Juan Ángel Romero 4	Paraguay	Elche	Espanyol	6–2	8 October 1961	[31]
657	Ramón Alberto Villaverde	Uruguay	Barcelona	Real Betis	6–1	15 October 1961	[31]
658	Juan Seminario	Peru	Zaragoza	Oviedo	5–1	29 October 1961	[31]
659	Evaristo	Brazil	Barcelona	Atlético Madrid	5–1	5 November 1961	[31]
660	Joaquín Murillo	Spain	Zaragoza	Osasuna	6–3	5 November 1961	[31]
661	Waldo 4	Brazil	Valencia	Barcelona	6–2	19 November 1961	[31]
662	Sándor Kocsis	Hungary	Barcelona	Real Sociedad	5–0	30 December 1961	[31]
663	Ferenc Puskás	Hungary	Real Madrid	Racing Santander	6–0	31 December 1961	[31]
664	Sabino	Spain	Osasuna	Valencia	5–2	14 January 1962	[31]
665	Juan Manuel Villa	Spain	Real Sociedad	Real Betis	6–0	4 February 1962	[31]
666	Jorge Roberto Larraz	Argentina	Tenerife	Zaragoza	4–2	18 February 1962	[31]
667	Joaquín Murillo	Spain	Zaragoza	Real Betis	4–0	4 March 1962	[31]
668	Koldo Aguirre	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Atlético Madrid	5–1	18 March 1962	[31]
669	Juan Seminario	Peru	Zaragoza	Espanyol	3–0	18 March 1962	[31]
670	Ferenc Puskás	Hungary	Real Madrid	Real Betis	5–2	16 September 1962	[32]
671	Francisco Sampedro	Spain	Mallorca	CD Málaga	5–0	16 September 1962	[32]
672	Joaquín Peiró 4	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Sevilla	4–2	22 September 1962	[32]
673	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Elche	6–1	14 October 1962	[32]
674	Pepillo (II)	Spain	Mallorca	Atlético Madrid	4–0	28 October 1962	[32]
675	Juan Ángel Romero	Paraguay	Elche	CD Málaga	6–4	28 October 1962	[32]
676	Juan Seminario 4	Peru	Zaragoza	Mallorca	6–1	4 November 1962	[32]
677	José Luis	Spain	Oviedo	CD Málaga	3–1	11 November 1962	[32]
678	José Luis	Spain	Oviedo	Atlético Madrid	3–0	6 January 1963	[32]
679	Emilio Morollón 4	Spain	Valladolid	Córdoba	6–0	13 January 1963	[32]
680	Chapela	Spain	Osasuna	Valladolid	4–1	20 January 1963	[32]
681	Ferenc Puskás	Hungary	Real Madrid	Barcelona	5–1	27 January 1963	[32]
682	Cesáreo Rivera	Spain	Sevilla	Zaragoza	3–1	27 January 1963	[32]
683	Roberto Gil	Spain	Valencia	Mallorca	7–2	10 February 1963	[32]
684	José Antonio Zaldúa	Spain	Barcelona	Elche	4–0	17 February 1963	[32]
685	Chuzo	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Mallorca	6–1	24 February 1963	[32]
686	Waldo	Brazil	Valencia	Oviedo	5–0	7 April 1963	[32]
687	Vicente Guillot	Spain	Valencia	Levante	5–3	28 September 1963	[33]
688	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Córdoba	5–2	5 October 1963	[33]
689	Waldo	Brazil	Valencia	Oviedo	4–1	6 October 1963	[33]
690	José Antonio Zaldúa	Spain	Barcelona	Sevilla	6–0	3 November 1963	[33]
691	Cayetano Ré	Paraguay	Barcelona	Levante	5–4	10 November 1963	[33]
692	Ferenc Puskás	Hungary	Real Madrid	Barcelona	4–0	15 December 1963	[33]
693	Juan Manuel Villa	Spain	Zaragoza	Valencia	5–1	5 January 1964	[33]
694	Waldo	Brazil	Valencia	Sevilla	4–1	19 January 1964	[33]
695	Jesús María Pereda	Spain	Barcelona	Levante	6–2	1 March 1964	[33]
696	Alfredo Di Stéfano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Murcia	4–1	15 March 1964	[33]
697	Cayetano Ré	Paraguay	Barcelona	Espanyol	5–0	19 April 1964	[33]
698	Ramón Grosso	Spain	Real Madrid	Córdoba	6–1	27 September 1964	[34]
699	Jesús María Pereda 4	Spain	Barcelona	Murcia	8–1	4 October 1964	[34]
700	Luis Aragonés	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Murcia	5–1	11 October 1964	[34]
701	Vicente Navarro	Spain	Valencia	Elche	5–0	1 November 1964	[34]
702	Amancio Amaro	Spain	Real Madrid	Barcelona	4–1	8 November 1964	[34]
703	Enrique Silvestre	Spain	Murcia	Elche	4–0	20 December 1964	[34]
704	Ramón Grosso	Spain	Real Madrid	Sevilla	4–0	27 December 1964	[34]
705	Carlos Lapetra	Spain	Zaragoza	Deportivo La Coruña	4–1	3 January 1965	[34]
706	Hilario Velasco	Spain	Sevilla	Oviedo	3–2	17 January 1965	[34]
707	László Kaszás	Hungary	Espanyol	Zaragoza	4–2	7 February 1965	[34]
708	Cayetano Ré	Paraguay	Barcelona	Sevilla	4–3	14 February 1965	[34]
709	Canário	Brazil	Zaragoza	Elche	5–1	28 February 1965	[34]
710	Vicente Guillot	Spain	Valencia	Oviedo	8–1	28 February 1965	[34]
711	Waldo 4	Brazil	Valencia	Oviedo	8–1	28 February 1965	[34]
712	Andrés Molina	Spain	Mallorca	Las Palmas	4–1	12 September 1965	[35]
713	Cayetano Ré	Paraguay	Barcelona	Real Betis	4–1	19 September 1965	[35]
714	Eleuterio Santos	Spain	Zaragoza	Elche	6–1	26 September 1965	[35]
715	Josep Antoni Noya	Spain	Sabadell	Real Betis	4–1	3 October 1965	[35]
716	Koldo Aguirre	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Espanyol	4–3	10 October 1965	[35]
717	Luis Aragonés	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Real Betis	3–0	21 November 1965	[35]
718	Juan Muñoz	Spain	Valencia	Real Betis	6–3	1 December 1965	[35]
719	Luis Aragonés	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Sevilla	6–1	9 January 1966	[35]
720	Juanín	Spain	Córdoba	Real Betis	3–3	20 February 1966	[35]
721	Gilberto	Spain	Las Palmas	Córdoba	5–1	13 March 1966	[35]
722	Bergara II	Uruguay	Mallorca	Athletic Bilbao	3–1	27 March 1966	[35]
723	Miguel 4	Spain	Granada	Zaragoza	6–2	18 September 1966	[36]
724	José María Lizarralde	Spain	Sevilla	Granada	3–1	25 September 1966	[36]
725	Marcial	Spain	Espanyol	Athletic Bilbao	3–1	9 October 1966	[36]
726	Waldo	Brazil	Valencia	Sabadell	6–1	9 October 1966	[36]
727	Waldo	Brazil	Valencia	Granada	3–0	13 November 1966	[36]
728	José María Argoitia	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Las Palmas	4–2	27 November 1966	[36]
729	Pedro Zaballa 4	Spain	Barcelona	Deportivo La Coruña	5–0	18 December 1966	[36]
730	José Antonio Urtiaga	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Hércules	7–2	1 January 1967	[36]
731	Luis Aragonés	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Elche	5–2	5 March 1967	[36]
732	Juan Carlos Lezcano	Paraguay	Elche	Sabadell	3–2	12 March 1967	[36]
733	José María Argoitia	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Las Palmas	3–0	26 March 1967	[36]
734	Fidel Uriarte	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Deportivo La Coruña	4–0	8 April 1967	[36]
735	Antonio Illán	Spain	Elche	Zaragoza	5–1	16 April 1967	[36]
736	Fidel Uriarte	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Córdoba	3–0	9 September 1967	[37]
737	Manuel Velázquez	Spain	Real Madrid	Real Sociedad	9–1	16 September 1967	[37]
738	José Juan	Spain	Las Palmas	Sevilla	4–1	24 September 1967	[37]
739	José Miguel Arregui 4	Spain	Real Sociedad	Sabadell	6–0	10 December 1967	[37]
740	Jesús María Arambarri	Spain	Real Sociedad	Elche	5–0	31 December 1967	[37]
741	Fidel Uriarte 5	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Real Betis	8–0	31 December 1967	[37]
742	José Claramunt	Spain	Valencia	Pontevedra	6–2	18 February 1968	[37]
743	Juan Ramón Arana	Spain	Córdoba	Real Madrid	3–3	17 March 1968	[37]
744	José Miguel Arregui 4	Spain	Real Sociedad	Córdoba	5–1	14 April 1968	[37]
745	Juan Casco	Paraguay	Elche	Real Sociedad	5–0	21 April 1968	[37]
746	Amancio Amaro	Spain	Real Madrid	Espanyol	3–1	15 September 1968	[38]
747	José Miguel Arregui	Spain	Real Sociedad	Córdoba	5–1	24 November 1968	[38]
748	José Claramunt	Spain	Valencia	Athletic Bilbao	5–1	24 November 1968	[38]
749	José Eulogio Gárate	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Deportivo La Coruña	5–1	24 November 1968	[38]
750	José Antonio Arzak	Spain	Real Sociedad	Granada	5–1	19 January 1969	[38]
751	Sebastián Fleitas	Paraguay	CD Málaga	Sabadell	4–2	26 January 1969	[38]
752	José Eulogio Gárate	Spain	Atlético Madrid	CD Málaga	4–1	16 February 1969	[38]
753	Miguel Ángel Bustillo	Spain	Zaragoza	Granada	6–0	2 March 1969	[38]
754	Gilberto	Spain	Las Palmas	Elche	5–1	13 September 1969	[39]
755	Amancio Amaro	Spain	Real Madrid	Pontevedra	3–1	12 October 1969	[39]
756	Justo Gilberto	Spain	Las Palmas	Mallorca	3–1	2 November 1969	[39]
757	José Antonio Barrios	Spain	Granada	Mallorca	6–4	9 November 1969	[39]
758	Abel	Spain	Celta Vigo	Elche	4–0	23 November 1969	[39]
759	Felipe Ocampos	Paraguay	Zaragoza	Deportivo La Coruña	5–2	28 December 1969	[39]
760	Amancio Amaro	Spain	Real Madrid	Las Palmas	5–0	11 January 1970	[39]
761	Marco Antonio Boronat	Spain	Real Sociedad	Zaragoza	5–0	18 January 1970	[39]
762	José Eulogio Gárate	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Celta Vigo	4–0	18 January 1970	[39]
763	Félix Zubiaga	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Real Madrid	5–0	1 February 1970	[39]
764	Roldán	Spain	Pontevedra	Sabadell	4–1	15 March 1970	[39]
765	Fernando Ansola	Spain	Valencia	Las Palmas	5–1	19 September 1970	[40]
766	Vavá II 4	Spain	Elche	Sporting Gijón	5–0	27 September 1970	[40]
767	José Eulogio Gárate	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Elche	4–0	7 February 1971	[40]
768	Quini (I)	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Sevilla	4–0	14 February 1971	[40]
769	Teófilo Dueñas	Spain	Barcelona	Sevilla	5–2	7 March 1971	[40]
770	José Eulogio Gárate	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Sabadell	5–0	11 September 1971	[41]
771	Fernando Ansola	Spain	Real Sociedad	Espanyol	4–1	14 November 1971	[41]
772	Enrique Porta	Spain	Granada	Sabadell	3–1	14 November 1971	[41]
773	Juan María Amiano	Spain	Espanyol	Las Palmas	4–0	28 November 1971	[41]
774	Julio Orozco 4	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Real Sociedad	5–0	5 December 1971	[41]
775	Germán	Spain	Las Palmas	Sporting Gijón	5–1	11 December 1971	[41]
776	Pirri	Spain	Real Madrid	Granada	4–2	12 December 1971	[41]
777	Javier Irureta	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Real Betis	4–1	16 January 1972	[41]
778	José Claramunt	Spain	Valencia	Córdoba	4–2	29 April 1972	[41]
779	Pau García Castany	Spain	Zaragoza	Athletic Bilbao	3–2	5 November 1972	[42]
780	Marianín	Spain	Oviedo	Athletic Bilbao	3–3	26 November 1972	[42]
781	Rubén Óscar Valdez 4	Argentina	Valencia	Castellón	4–2	17 December 1972	[42]
782	Angelín	Spain	Burgos	Athletic Bilbao	5–1	31 December 1972	[42]
783	Enrique Porta	Spain	Granada	Oviedo	4–0	11 February 1973	[42]
784	Manuel Jiménez	Spain	Celta Vigo	Oviedo	4–2	6 May 1973	[42]
785	Quini (I)	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Espanyol	3–0	9 December 1973	[43]
786	Quino 4	Spain	Valencia	Sporting Gijón	6–1	27 January 1974	[43]
787	Manuel Jiménez	Spain	Celta Vigo	CD Málaga	5–1	3 February 1974	[43]
788	Marcial	Spain	Barcelona	Sporting Gijón	4–2	7 April 1974	[43]
789	Óscar Mas	Argentina	Real Madrid	Celta Vigo	6–1	21 April 1974	[43]
790	Hugo Sotil	Peru	Barcelona	Oviedo	6–2	21 April 1974	[43]
791	Pirri	Spain	Real Madrid	Celta Vigo	3–3	3 November 1974	[44]
792	José Ignacio Churruca	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Granada	5–1	29 December 1974	[44]
793	José Eulogio Gárate	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Las Palmas	4–0	29 December 1974	[44]
794	Rogelio	Spain	Real Betis	Hércules	3–0	5 January 1975	[44]
795	Santillana	Spain	Real Madrid	Celta Vigo	4–1	15 March 1975	[44]
796	Pau García Castany	Spain	Zaragoza	Real Madrid	6–1	30 April 1975	[44]
797	Carlos (I)	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Zaragoza	4–0	11 May 1975	[44]
798	Dani (I) 4	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Sevilla	4–1	13 September 1975	[45]
799	Alfonso Alarcón	Spain	Oviedo	Sporting Gijón	3–1	28 September 1975	[45]
800	Leivinha	Brazil	Atlético Madrid	Salamanca	4–1	28 September 1975	[45]
801	Quini (I)	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Las Palmas	3–0	26 October 1975	[45]
802	Quini (I) 4	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Espanyol	6–1	9 November 1975	[45]
803	Carlos Diarte	Paraguay	Zaragoza	Salamanca	3–0	21 December 1975	[45]
804	Carlos Diarte	Paraguay	Zaragoza	Barcelona	4–4	4 January 1976	[45]
805	Quini (I)	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Real Betis	5–0	22 February 1976	[45]
806	Johnny Rep	Netherlands	Valencia	Sevilla	3–0	29 February 1976	[45]
807	Rubén Ayala	Argentina	Atlético Madrid	Racing Santander	3–4	14 March 1976	[45]
808	Leivinha	Brazil	Atlético Madrid	Oviedo	3–1	21 March 1976	[45]
809	Attila Ladinsky	Hungary	Real Betis	Granada	4–1	28 March 1976	[45]
810	Ricardo Muruzábal	Spain	Real Sociedad	Athletic Bilbao	3–2	28 March 1976	[45]
811	Rafael Martínez	Spain	Sevilla	Oviedo	4–0	4 April 1976	[45]
812	Ricardo Muruzábal	Spain	Real Sociedad	Racing Santander	3–2	2 May 1976	[45]
813	Carlos Diarte	Paraguay	Valencia	Racing Santander	4–2	24 October 1976	[46]
814	Eduardo Anzarda	Argentina	Real Betis	Espanyol	5–1	31 October 1976	[46]
815	Manuel Clares	Spain	Barcelona	Burgos	3–0	14 November 1976	[46]
816	Manuel Clares 5	Spain	Barcelona	Valencia	6–1	28 November 1976	[46]
817	Pirri	Spain	Real Madrid	Elche	5–2	28 November 1976	[46]
818	Carlos Morete	Argentina	Las Palmas	Racing Santander	4–1	4 December 1976	[46]
819	Dani (I)	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Espanyol	5–2	12 December 1976	[46]
820	Rafael Zuviría	Argentina	Racing Santander	Real Madrid	3–3	19 December 1976	[46]
821	Quini (II)	Spain	Burgos	Elche	3–1	23 January 1977	[46]
822	Quini (II)	Spain	Burgos	Las Palmas	4–1	6 February 1977	[46]
823	Mario Finarolli	Argentina	Elche	Espanyol	4–1	27 February 1977	[46]
824	Rafael Marañón	Spain	Espanyol	CD Málaga	5–1	10 April 1977	[46]
825	Mario Finarolli	Argentina	Elche	CD Málaga	3–2	24 April 1977	[46]
826	Orlando Giménez	Paraguay	Racing Santander	CD Málaga	3–2	15 May 1977	[46]
827	Rubén Cano	Argentina	Atlético Madrid	Valencia	3–0	4 September 1977	[47]
828	Jesús María Satrústegui 4	Spain	Real Sociedad	Atlético Madrid	4–1	10 September 1977	[47]
829	Mario Kempes 4	Argentina	Valencia	Hércules	6–1	24 September 1977	[47]
830	Rubén Cano	Argentina	Atlético Madrid	Cádiz	4–0	9 October 1977	[47]
831	Jesús María Satrústegui	Spain	Real Sociedad	Las Palmas	4–1	9 October 1977	[47]
832	Roberto López Ufarte	Spain	Real Sociedad	Sevilla	4–0	30 October 1977	[47]
833	Oswaldo Raúl González	Argentina	Rayo Vallecano	Real Betis	4–2	1 January 1978	[47]
834	Alvarito	Spain	Rayo Vallecano	Cádiz	6–1	22 January 1978	[47]
835	Pedro Verde	Argentina	Hércules	Racing Santander	4–0	26 March 1978	[47]
836	Enrique Morán	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Real Sociedad	6–2	5 April 1978	[47]
837	Mario Kempes 4	Argentina	Valencia	Rayo Vallecano	7–0	8 April 1978	[47]
838	Rubén Cano	Argentina	Atlético Madrid	Sporting Gijón	5–1	23 April 1978	[47]
839	Mario Kempes	Argentina	Valencia	Real Betis	4–2	30 April 1978	[47]
840	Rubén Cano	Argentina	Atlético Madrid	Elche	4–4	30 April 1978	[47]
841	Ulrich Stielike	Germany	Real Madrid	Hércules	3–0	30 April 1978	[47]
842	Rafael Jaén	Spain	Sevilla	Espanyol	4–3	29 October 1978	[48]
843	Orlando Giménez	Paraguay	Racing Santander	Espanyol	3–2	5 November 1978	[48]
844	Hans Krankl	Austria	Barcelona	Celta Vigo	6–0	19 November 1978	[48]
845	Quini (I)	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Barcelona	3–1	26 November 1978	[48]
846	Aitor Aguirre	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Celta Vigo	3–1	3 December 1978	[48]
847	Quini (I)	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Athletic Bilbao	4–3	17 December 1978	[48]
848	Hans Krankl 5	Austria	Barcelona	Rayo Vallecano	9–0	14 January 1979	[48]
849	Miodrag Kustudić	Serbia	Hércules	Valencia	3–0	14 January 1979	[48]
850	Leivinha	Brazil	Atlético Madrid	Celta Vigo	4–0	21 January 1979	[48]
851	Mori 4	Spain	Celta Vigo	Zaragoza	5–3	4 February 1979	[48]
852	Hans Krankl	Austria	Barcelona	Hércules	3–0	24 February 1979	[48]
853	Pichi Alonso 5	Spain	Zaragoza	Espanyol	8–1	25 February 1979	[48]
854	Hans Krankl	Austria	Barcelona	Sporting Gijón	6–0	21 April 1979	[48]
855	Rafael Marañón 4	Spain	Espanyol	AD Almería	5–2	8 September 1979	[49]
856	Héctor Scotta 4	Argentina	Sevilla	Burgos	6–1	16 September 1979	[49]
857	Quini (I)	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Barcelona	4–1	28 October 1979	[49]
858	Fernando Morena	Uruguay	Rayo Vallecano	CD Málaga	5–1	4 November 1979	[49]
859	Pichi Alonso 4	Spain	Zaragoza	Burgos	5–0	18 November 1979	[49]
860	Mario Kempes	Argentina	Valencia	Espanyol	5–1	2 December 1979	[49]
861	Carlos (I)	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Zaragoza	3–1	6 January 1980	[49]
862	Juanito	Spain	Real Madrid	Las Palmas	3–1	13 January 1980	[49]
863	Fernando Morena	Uruguay	Rayo Vallecano	Burgos	5–2	9 March 1980	[49]
864	Quini (I)	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Burgos	3–0	11 May 1980	[49]
865	Luis Mario Cabrera	Argentina	Atlético Madrid	Valladolid	5–2	7 September 1980	[50]
866	Francisco García Hernández	Spain	Real Madrid	Athletic Bilbao	7–1	14 September 1980	[50]
867	Francisco Iriguibel	Spain	Osasuna	Sporting Gijón	3–0	14 December 1980	[50]
868	Antonio Guzmán	Spain	AD Almería	Salamanca	3–2	21 December 1980	[50]
869	Manuel Sarabia	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Barcelona	4–1	21 December 1980	[50]
870	Fernando Morena	Uruguay	Valencia	Las Palmas	4–1	27 December 1980	[50]
871	Pedro Uralde	Spain	Real Sociedad	Osasuna	3–0	11 January 1981	[50]
872	Martín Abad	Spain	Murcia	Zaragoza	6–1	18 January 1981	[50]
873	Gil	Brazil	Murcia	Zaragoza	6–1	18 January 1981	[50]
874	Enrique Morán	Spain	Real Betis	Las Palmas	4–2	24 January 1981	[50]
875	Dani (I)	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	AD Almería	5–1	25 January 1981	[50]
876	Juanito	Spain	Real Madrid	Salamanca	3–1	4 April 1981	[50]
877	Quini (I)	Spain	Barcelona	Castellón	6–1	7 October 1981	[51]
878	Rafael Marañón	Spain	Espanyol	Castellón	4–1	22 November 1981	[51]
879	Pintinho 4	Brazil	Sevilla	Zaragoza	4–1	13 December 1981	[51]
880	Frank Arnesen	Denmark	Valencia	Castellón	4–1	13 March 1982	[51]
881	Santi Llorente	Spain	Sevilla	Zaragoza	5–0	11 April 1982	[51]
882	Enrique Magdaleno	Spain	Sevilla	Espanyol	4–1	25 April 1982	[51]
883	Raúl Vicente Amarilla	Paraguay	Zaragoza	Osasuna	4–0	17 October 1982	[52]
884	Santillana	Spain	Real Madrid	Racing Santander	5–1	24 October 1982	[52]
885	José Manuel Echeverria	Spain	Osasuna	Racing Santander	4–2	21 November 1982	[52]
886	Isidro	Spain	Real Madrid	Real Sociedad	4–0	21 November 1982	[52]
887	Raúl Vicente Amarilla	Paraguay	Zaragoza	Racing Santander	7–2	19 December 1982	[52]
888	Dani (I)	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Osasuna	4–0	5 January 1983	[52]
889	Hipólito Rincón	Spain	Real Betis	Osasuna	4–2	3 April 1983	[52]
890	Diego Maradona	Argentina	Barcelona	Las Palmas	7–2	17 April 1983	[52]
891	Alberto Martín	Spain	CD Málaga	Real Madrid	6–2	11 September 1983	[53]
892	Jorge Orlando López	Argentina	Sevilla	Real Madrid	4–1	5 November 1983	[53]
893	Armando Husillos	Argentina	Murcia	Osasuna	4–0	26 February 1984	[53]
894	Gabriel Calderón	Argentina	Real Betis	Sporting Gijón	3–0	22 April 1984	[53]
895	Marcos Alonso 4	Spain	Barcelona	Espanyol	5–2	22 April 1984	[53]
896	Juan Barbas	Argentina	Zaragoza	Osasuna	4–1	29 April 1984	[53]
897	Martín Pérez	Spain	Sevilla	Athletic Bilbao	3–0	9 September 1984	[54]
898	José Roberto Figueroa	Honduras	Murcia	CD Málaga	4–0	23 September 1984	[54]
899	Michel Pineda	Spain	Espanyol	Racing Santander	5–0	28 October 1984	[54]
900	Quique Setién 4	Spain	Racing Santander	Osasuna	5–0	4 November 1984	[54]
901	Jorge Valdano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Espanyol	4–1	4 November 1984	[54]
902	Jesús Orejuela 4	Spain	Osasuna	Espanyol	5–0	25 November 1984	[54]
903	Robert	Spain	Valencia	Zaragoza	4–1	23 December 1984	[54]
904	José Mari Bakero 4	Spain	Real Sociedad	Valencia	4–1	3 February 1985	[54]
905	Wilmar Cabrera	Uruguay	Valencia	Atlético Madrid	3–2	17 February 1985	[54]
906	Jorge Valdano 4	Argentina	Real Madrid	Elche	6–1	20 February 1985	[54]
907	Emilio Butragueño	Spain	Real Madrid	Murcia	5–0	24 March 1985	[54]
908	Míchel (I)	Spain	Real Madrid	Valencia	5–0	4 September 1985	[55]
909	Sixto	Spain	Valencia	Celta Vigo	3–1	8 September 1985	[55]
910	Jorge da Silva	Uruguay	Atlético Madrid	Valencia	5–0	10 November 1985	[55]
911	Jorge Valdano	Argentina	Real Madrid	Cádiz	3–1	17 November 1985	[55]
912	Roberto López Ufarte	Spain	Real Sociedad	Hércules	6–0	23 March 1986	[55]
913	Bartolomé Márquez	Spain	Espanyol	Barcelona	5–3	20 April 1986	[55]
914	Mágico González	El Salvador	Cádiz	Racing Santander	3–0	14 September 1986	[56]
915	Hugo Sánchez	Mexico	Real Madrid	Real Betis	6–2	21 September 1986	[56]
916	Ramón	Spain	Sevilla	Athletic Bilbao	3–1	26 October 1986	[56]
917	Enrique Magdaleno	Spain	Mallorca	Las Palmas	4–0	8 November 1986	[56]
918	Gary Lineker	England	Barcelona	Real Madrid	3–2	31 January 1987	[56]
919	Hipólito Rincón	Spain	Real Betis	Murcia	5–0	19 April 1987	[56]
920	Eloy	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Espanyol	4–0	24 May 1987	[56]
921	Hipólito Rincón	Spain	Real Betis	Real Sociedad	5–1	24 May 1987	[56]
922	Hugo Sánchez	Mexico	Real Madrid	Sporting Gijón	4–0	30 May 1987	[56]
923	Hugo Sánchez	Mexico	Real Madrid	Sporting Gijón	7–0	6 September 1987	[57]
924	Loren (II)	Spain	Real Sociedad	Real Betis	3–1	6 December 1987	[57]
925	Manuel Peña	Spain	Valladolid	Barcelona	4–2	20 December 1987	[57]
926	Sebastián Losada	Spain	Espanyol	Valladolid	4–2	27 February 1988	[57]
927	Juanma	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Celta Vigo	4–1	24 April 1988	[57]
928	Baltazar	Brazil	Atlético Madrid	Cádiz	3–0	1 October 1988	[58]
929	José Manuel Mejías	Spain	Murcia	Osasuna	6–1	2 October 1988	[58]
930	Baltazar 4	Brazil	Atlético Madrid	Espanyol	6–1	16 October 1988	[58]
931	Hipólito Rincón	Spain	Real Betis	Murcia	3–0	23 October 1988	[58]
932	Baltazar	Brazil	Atlético Madrid	Real Betis	6–2	30 November 1988	[58]
933	Hugo Sánchez	Mexico	Real Madrid	Espanyol	4–1	1 January 1989	[58]
934	José Ángel Ziganda	Spain	Osasuna	Oviedo	3–1	11 January 1989	[58]
935	Míchel (I)	Spain	Real Madrid	Sporting Gijón	5–1	12 February 1989	[58]
936	Julio Salinas	Spain	Barcelona	Oviedo	7–1	30 April 1989	[58]
937	Guillermo Amor	Spain	Barcelona	Celta Vigo	3–1	14 May 1989	[58]
938	Baltazar	Brazil	Atlético Madrid	Real Madrid	3–3	20 May 1989	[58]
939	Hugo Sánchez	Mexico	Real Madrid	Logroñés	5–1	17 December 1989	[59]
940	Hugo Sánchez	Mexico	Real Madrid	Castellón	7–0	28 January 1990	[59]
941	Anton Polster	Austria	Sevilla	Cádiz	4–0	18 February 1990	[59]
942	Janko Janković	Croatia	Valladolid	Valencia	3–4	3 March 1990	[59]
943	Robert	Spain	Barcelona	Celta Vigo	6–0	11 March 1990	[59]
944	Gabriel Moya	Spain	Valladolid	Sevilla	3–0	25 March 1990	[59]
945	Hugo Sánchez	Mexico	Real Madrid	Oviedo	5–2	5 May 1990	[59]
946	Enric Cuxart †	Spain	Valencia	Logroñés	4–0	6 May 1990	[59]
947	Pedro Alcañiz 4	Spain	Castellón	Tenerife	5–1	7 October 1990	[60]
948	Anton Polster	Austria	Sevilla	Tenerife	4–0	14 October 1990	[60]
949	Hristo Stoichkov	Bulgaria	Barcelona	Castellón	6–0	18 November 1990	[60]
950	Miguel Pardeza	Spain	Zaragoza	Sporting Gijón	4–0	25 November 1990	[60]
951	Jan Urban	Poland	Osasuna	Real Madrid	4–0	30 December 1990	[60]
952	Gabriel Moya	Spain	Valladolid	Tenerife	6–2	13 January 1991	[60]
953	Aitor Begiristain	Spain	Barcelona	Valladolid	5–1	24 February 1991	[60]
954	Hristo Stoichkov 4	Bulgaria	Barcelona	Athletic Bilbao	6–0	10 March 1991	[60]
955	Gregorio Fonseca	Spain	Valladolid	Real Sociedad	4–2	7 April 1991	[60]
956	Pepe Mel	Spain	Real Betis	Logroñés	3–2	7 April 1991	[60]
957	Luis Enrique Martínez	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Espanyol	3–0	9 June 1991	[60]
958	Fernando Hierro	Spain	Real Madrid	Espanyol	5–1	1 December 1991	[61]
959	Manolo	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Valladolid	5–1	1 December 1991	[61]
960	Juan Antonio Pizzi	Argentina	Tenerife	Athletic Bilbao	4–1	4 January 1992	[61]
961	Gheorghe Hagi	Romania	Real Madrid	Athletic Bilbao	5–0	16 February 1992	[61]
962	Pedro Uralde	Spain	Deportivo La Coruña	Sporting Gijón	5–2	15 March 1992	[61]
963	Manolo 4	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Cádiz	5–1	12 April 1992	[61]
964	Hristo Stoichkov 4	Bulgaria	Barcelona	Albacete	7–1	18 April 1992	[61]
965	Fernando Hierro 4	Spain	Real Madrid	Espanyol	7–0	19 April 1992	[61]
966	Goran Milojević	Serbia	Mallorca	Deportivo La Coruña	4–2	26 April 1992	[61]
967	Davor Šuker	Croatia	Sevilla	Albacete	4–3	6 September 1992	[62]
968	Hristo Stoichkov	Bulgaria	Barcelona	Atlético Madrid	4–1	19 September 1992	[62]
969	Anton Polster	Austria	Rayo Vallecano	Barcelona	3–3	20 December 1992	[62]
970	Bebeto	Brazil	Deportivo La Coruña	Espanyol	3–0	3 January 1993	[62]
971	Rommel Fernández	Panama	Albacete	Cádiz	5–0	3 January 1993	[62]
972	Raúl Dos Santos	Uruguay	Albacete	Sporting Gijón	6–2	21 March 1993	[62]
973	Lyuboslav Penev	Bulgaria	Valencia	Deportivo La Coruña	3–0	1 May 1993	[62]
974	Iván Zamorano	Chile	Real Madrid	Sevilla	5–0	23 May 1993	[62]
975	José Ángel Ziganda	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Albacete	5–4	26 May 1993	[62]
976	Julen Guerrero	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Albacete	4–1	5 September 1993	[63]
977	Romário	Brazil	Barcelona	Real Sociedad	3–0	5 September 1993	[63]
978	Aitor Begiristain	Spain	Barcelona	Zaragoza	4–1	26 September 1993	[63]
979	Oleg Salenko	Russia	Logroñés	Athletic Bilbao	4–2	7 October 1993	[63]
980	Romário	Brazil	Barcelona	Atlético Madrid	3–4	30 October 1993	[63]
981	Quique Setién	Spain	Racing Santander	Valladolid	5–1	28 November 1993	[63]
982	Romário	Brazil	Barcelona	Real Madrid	5–0	8 January 1994	[63]
983	Carlos (II)	Spain	Oviedo	Rayo Vallecano	5–0	9 January 1994	[63]
984	Xavier Escaich 4	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Osasuna	7–1	16 January 1994	[63]
985	Romário	Brazil	Barcelona	Osasuna	8–1	19 February 1994	[63]
986	Bebeto	Brazil	Deportivo La Coruña	Albacete	5–1	23 February 1994	[63]
987	Nílson	Brazil	Albacete	Oviedo	5–0	27 February 1994	[63]
988	Romário	Brazil	Barcelona	Atlético Madrid	5–3	12 March 1994	[63]
989	Davor Šuker	Croatia	Sevilla	Logroñés	4–1	26 March 1994	[63]
990	Julen Guerrero 4	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Sporting Gijón	7–0	3 April 1994	[63]
991	Dmitri Popov	Russia	Racing Santander	Valladolid	3–0	6 April 1994	[63]
992	Fernando	Spain	Valencia	Albacete	4–0	10 April 1994	[63]
993	Luis García (I)	Mexico	Atlético Madrid	Athletic Bilbao	4–2	17 April 1994	[63]
994	Predrag Mijatović	Montenegro	Valencia	Atlético Madrid	4–2	4 September 1994	[64]
995	Ángel Cuéllar	Spain	Real Betis	Sporting Gijón	5–0	25 September 1994	[64]
996	Kiko	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Valladolid	6–0	2 October 1994	[64]
997	Vladimir Gudelj	Bosnia-H.	Celta Vigo	Real Sociedad	3–2	20 November 1994	[64]
998	Iván Zamorano	Chile	Real Madrid	Barcelona	5–0	7 January 1995	[64]
999	Oli	Spain	Oviedo	Racing Santander	3–1	29 January 1995	[64]
1000	Slaviša Jokanović	Serbia	Oviedo	Espanyol	3–0	5 February 1995	[64]
1001	José Luis Zalazar	Uruguay	Albacete	Real Betis	3–1	12 February 1995	[64]
1002	Meho Kodro 4	Bosnia-H.	Real Sociedad	Tenerife	5–2	5 March 1995	[64]
1003	Juan Antonio Pizzi	Argentina	Tenerife	Valladolid	4–1	19 March 1995	[64]
1004	Bebeto	Brazil	Deportivo La Coruña	Tenerife	4–1	9 April 1995	[64]
1005	Luis Pérez	Spain	Real Sociedad	Logroñés	6–0	14 May 1995	[64]
1006	Meho Kodro	Bosnia-H.	Real Sociedad	Athletic Bilbao	5–0	28 May 1995	[64]
1007	Lyuboslav Penev	Bulgaria	Valencia	Compostela	4–1	10 June 1995	[64]
1008	Vladimir Gudelj	Bosnia-H.	Celta Vigo	Logroñés	3–0	18 June 1995	[64]
1009	Julio Salinas	Spain	Deportivo La Coruña	Albacete	8–2	18 June 1995	[64]
1010	Bebeto 5	Brazil	Deportivo La Coruña	Albacete	5–0	1 October 1995	[65]
1011	José Mari Bakero	Spain	Barcelona	Oviedo	4–1	4 October 1995	[65]
1012	Claudio	Spain	Salamanca	Rayo Vallecano	4–1	8 October 1995	[65]
1013	Vladimir Gudelj	Bosnia-H.	Celta Vigo	Sevilla	4–0	22 October 1995	[65]
1014	Bebeto	Brazil	Deportivo La Coruña	Real Madrid	3–0	21 December 1995	[65]
1015	Juan Antonio Pizzi 4	Argentina	Tenerife	Sevilla	4–2	21 January 1996	[65]
1016	José Gálvez	Spain	Valencia	Valladolid	5–2	24 January 1996	[65]
1017	Fernando Morientes	Spain	Zaragoza	Valencia	4–1	3 February 1996	[65]
1018	Alen Peternac	Croatia	Valladolid	Racing Santander	3–1	2 March 1996	[65]
1019	Juan Sabas	Spain	Real Betis	Valencia	3–0	3 March 1996	[65]
1020	Julio Salinas	Spain	Sporting Gijón	Rayo Vallecano	3–1	31 March 1996	[65]
1021	Luis Pérez	Spain	Real Sociedad	Valencia	5–2	14 April 1996	[65]
1022	Ismael Urzaiz	Spain	Espanyol	Rayo Vallecano	4–2	14 April 1996	[65]
1023	Ovidiu Stîngă	Romania	Salamanca	Racing Santander	5–0	5 May 1996	[65]
1024	Gheorghe Craioveanu	Romania	Real Sociedad	Albacete	8–1	12 May 1996	[65]
1025	Daniel Aquino	Argentina	Rayo Vallecano	Zaragoza	4–3	19 May 1996	[65]
1026	Alen Peternac 5	Croatia	Valladolid	Oviedo	8–3	19 May 1996	[65]
1027	José María Quevedo	Spain	Valladolid	Oviedo	8–3	19 May 1996	[65]
1028	Davor Šuker	Croatia	Sevilla	Salamanca	3–1	25 May 1996	[65]
1029	José Ángel Ziganda	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Rayo Vallecano	3–1	25 May 1996	[65]
1030	Davor Šuker	Croatia	Real Madrid	Real Sociedad	6–1	19 October 1996	[66]
1031	Ronaldo	Brazil	Barcelona	Valencia	3–2	26 October 1996	[66]
1032	Julen Guerrero	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Logroñés	6–0	27 October 1996	[66]
1033	Davor Šuker	Croatia	Real Madrid	Valencia	4–2	24 November 1996	[66]
1034	Felipe Miñambres	Spain	Tenerife	Espanyol	5–1	22 December 1996	[66]
1035	Luis Enrique Martínez	Spain	Barcelona	Real Betis	4–2	19 January 1997	[66]
1036	Ismael Urzaiz	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Oviedo	3–2	16 February 1997	[66]
1037	Fernando Morientes	Spain	Zaragoza	Sporting Gijón	5–0	19 February 1997	[66]
1038	Ronaldo	Brazil	Barcelona	Zaragoza	4–1	23 February 1997	[66]
1039	Davor Šuker	Croatia	Real Madrid	Oviedo	6–1	23 February 1997	[66]
1040	Slaviša Jokanović	Serbia	Tenerife	Barcelona	4–0	1 March 1997	[66]
1041	Alfonso	Spain	Real Betis	Atlético Madrid	3–2	9 March 1997	[66]
1042	Alfonso	Spain	Real Betis	Rayo Vallecano	4–0	16 March 1997	[66]
1043	Ronaldo	Brazil	Barcelona	Atlético Madrid	5–2	13 April 1997	[66]
1044	Vladimir Gudelj	Bosnia-H.	Celta Vigo	Real Madrid	4–0	22 June 1997	[66]
1045	Fernando Correa	Uruguay	Racing Santander	Sporting Gijón	4–1	5 October 1997	[67]
1046	Christian Vieri	Italy	Atlético Madrid	Zaragoza	5–1	18 October 1997	[67]
1047	Finidi George	Nigeria	Real Betis	Tenerife	3–0	7 December 1997	[67]
1048	Pauleta	Portugal	Salamanca	Deportivo La Coruña	4–1	7 December 1997	[67]
1049	Adrian Ilie	Romania	Valencia	Racing Santander	6–1	25 January 1998	[67]
1050	Gabriel Popescu	Romania	Salamanca	Atlético Madrid	5–4	21 March 1998	[67]
1051	Christian Vieri 4	Italy	Atlético Madrid	Salamanca	4–5	21 March 1998	[67]
1052	Fernando Correa	Uruguay	Racing Santander	Athletic Bilbao	3–4	29 March 1998	[67]
1053	Romano Sion	Suriname	Compostela	Deportivo La Coruña	6–2	10 May 1998	[67]
1054	Víctor (I)	Spain	Racing Santander	Salamanca	4–1	15 November 1998	[68]
1055	Raúl (II)	Spain	Real Madrid	Valladolid	3–2	7 February 1999	[68]
1056	Rivaldo	Brazil	Barcelona	Oviedo	3–1	4 April 1999	[68]
1057	Lyuboslav Penev	Bulgaria	Celta Vigo	Real Madrid	5–1	11 April 1999	[68]
1058	Leonardo Biagini	Argentina	Mallorca	Athletic Bilbao	6–1	25 April 1999	[68]
1059	Claudio López	Argentina	Valencia	Alavés	5–0	1 May 1999	[68]
1060	Julio Dely Valdés	Panama	Oviedo	Salamanca	3–2	13 June 1999	[68]
1061	Roy Makaay	Netherlands	Deportivo La Coruña	Alavés	4–1	22 August 1999	[69]
1062	Dani (II)	Spain	Barcelona	Real Betis	4–1	25 September 1999	[69]
1063	Salva 4	Spain	Racing Santander	Real Sociedad	5–2	13 October 1999	[69]
1064	Salva	Spain	Racing Santander	Celta Vigo	3–0	16 October 1999	[69]
1065	Savo Milošević	Serbia	Zaragoza	Racing Santander	4–1	24 October 1999	[69]
1066	Catanha	Brazil	Málaga	Oviedo	4–0	21 November 1999	[69]
1067	Pauleta	Portugal	Deportivo La Coruña	Sevilla	5–2	21 November 1999	[69]
1068	Catanha	Brazil	Málaga	Celta Vigo	4–2	22 December 1999	[69]
1069	Mario Turdó	Argentina	Celta Vigo	Oviedo	5–3	16 January 2000	[69]
1070	Víctor (II)	Spain	Valladolid	Deportivo La Coruña	4–1	30 January 2000	[69]
1071	Roy Makaay	Netherlands	Deportivo La Coruña	Atlético Madrid	4–1	8 April 2000	[69]
1072	Míchel (II)	Spain	Rayo Vallecano	Real Sociedad	4–1	22 October 2000	[70]
1073	Diego Tristán	Spain	Deportivo La Coruña	Las Palmas	4–0	31 October 2000	[70]
1074	Laurențiu Roșu	Romania	Numancia	Real Madrid	3–1	4 November 2000	[70]
1075	Catanha	Brazil	Celta Vigo	Barcelona	3–3	2 December 2000	[70]
1076	Luis Enrique Martínez	Spain	Barcelona	Athletic Bilbao	7–0	3 February 2001	[70]
1077	Diego Tristán	Spain	Deportivo La Coruña	Real Sociedad	4–1	10 February 2001	[70]
1078	John Carew	Norway	Valencia	Villarreal	3–1	25 February 2001	[70]
1079	Valeri Karpin	Russia	Celta Vigo	Valencia	3–2	18 March 2001	[70]
1080	Patrick Kluivert	Netherlands	Barcelona	Villarreal	4–4	8 April 2001	[70]
1081	Guti	Spain	Real Madrid	Villarreal	4–0	14 April 2001	[70]
1082	Julio Dely Valdés	Panama	Málaga	Valencia	3–0	13 May 2001	[70]
1083	Diego Tristán	Spain	Deportivo La Coruña	Oviedo	3–2	20 May 2001	[70]
1084	Rivaldo	Brazil	Barcelona	Valencia	3–2	17 June 2001	[70]
1085	Tote	Spain	Valladolid	Athletic Bilbao	4–1	14 October 2001	[71]
1086	Roy Makaay	Netherlands	Deportivo La Coruña	Real Sociedad	3–1	17 November 2001	[71]
1087	Patrick Kluivert 4	Netherlands	Barcelona	Tenerife	6–0	2 February 2002	[71]
1088	Fernando Morientes 5	Spain	Real Madrid	Las Palmas	7–0	10 February 2002	[71]
1089	Patrick Kluivert	Netherlands	Barcelona	Málaga	5–1	3 March 2002	[71]
1090	Catanha	Brazil	Celta Vigo	Valladolid	4–2	10 March 2002	[71]
1091	Diego Tristán	Spain	Deportivo La Coruña	Osasuna	3–1	16 March 2002	[71]
1092	Fernando Hierro	Spain	Real Madrid	Zaragoza	3–1	24 March 2002	[71]
1093	Diego Tristán	Spain	Deportivo La Coruña	Mallorca	5–0	6 April 2002	[71]
1094	Kiki Musampa	Netherlands	Málaga	Recreativo Huelva	3–2	1 September 2002	[72]
1095	Julio Álvarez	Venezuela	Rayo Vallecano	Racing Santander	3–1	22 September 2002	[72]
1096	Pablo Aimar	Argentina	Valencia	Athletic Bilbao	5–1	26 October 2002	[72]
1097	Patrick Kluivert	Netherlands	Barcelona	Alavés	6–1	26 October 2002	[72]
1098	Walter Pandiani	Uruguay	Mallorca	Valladolid	3–1	2 November 2002	[72]
1099	José Mari	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Athletic Bilbao	3–3	10 November 2002	[72]
1100	Ismael Urzaiz	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Atlético Madrid	3–3	10 November 2002	[72]
1101	Patrick Kluivert	Netherlands	Barcelona	Mallorca	4–0	21 December 2002	[72]
1102	Javier Saviola	Argentina	Barcelona	Real Betis	4–0	22 February 2003	[72]
1103	Diego Tristán	Spain	Deportivo La Coruña	Alavés	6–0	22 February 2003	[72]
1104	Ronaldo	Brazil	Real Madrid	Alavés	5–1	1 March 2003	[72]
1105	Roy Makaay	Netherlands	Deportivo La Coruña	Recreativo Huelva	5–0	4 May 2003	[72]
1106	Raúl (II)	Spain	Real Madrid	Valladolid	7–2	13 September 2003	[73]
1107	Ricardo Oliveira	Brazil	Valencia	Mallorca	5–0	2 November 2003	[73]
1108	Salva	Spain	Málaga	Barcelona	5–1	3 December 2003	[73]
1109	Víctor (I)	Spain	Deportivo La Coruña	Celta Vigo	5–0	3 January 2004	[73]
1110	Javi Guerrero	Spain	Racing Santander	Murcia	3–2	25 January 2004	[73]
1111	Ricardo Oliveira	Brazil	Valencia	Málaga	6–1	31 January 2004	[73]
1112	Júlio Baptista	Brazil	Sevilla	Murcia	3–1	14 February 2004	[73]
1113	Mista	Spain	Valencia	Mallorca	5–1	21 March 2004	[73]
1114	Júlio Baptista 4	Brazil	Sevilla	Racing Santander	5–2	18 April 2004	[73]
1115	David Villa 4	Spain	Zaragoza	Sevilla	4–4	25 April 2004	[73]
1116	Maxi Rodríguez	Argentina	Espanyol	Real Betis	4–1	12 September 2004	[74]
1117	Sergio Pachón	Spain	Getafe	Athletic Bilbao	3–1	3 October 2004	[74]
1118	Juan Román Riquelme	Argentina	Villarreal	Valencia	3–1	23 January 2005	[74]
1119	Ricardo Oliveira	Brazil	Real Betis	Athletic Bilbao	4–4	13 February 2005	[74]
1120	Salva	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Mallorca	4–0	3 April 2005	[74]
1121	Yossi Benayoun	Israel	Racing Santander	Deportivo La Coruña	4–1	24 April 2005	[74]
1122	Diego Forlán	Uruguay	Villarreal	Barcelona	3–3	22 May 2005	[74]
1123	Juan Arango	Venezuela	Mallorca	Real Sociedad	5–2	17 September 2005	[75]
1124	Nenê	Brazil	Alavés	Getafe	3–4	18 September 2005	[75]
1125	Zinedine Zidane	France	Real Madrid	Sevilla	4–2	15 January 2006	[75]
1126	Daniel Martín	Spain	Real Betis	Zaragoza	3–4	5 February 2006	[75]
1127	Luis García (II)	Spain	Espanyol	Sevilla	5–0	26 February 2006	[75]
1128	David Villa	Spain	Valencia	Athletic Bilbao	3–0	23 April 2006	[75]
1129	Ruud van Nistelrooy	Netherlands	Real Madrid	Levante	4–1	10 September 2006	[76]
1130	Ruud van Nistelrooy 4	Netherlands	Real Madrid	Osasuna	4–1	12 November 2006	[76]
1131	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Real Madrid	3–3	10 March 2007	[76]
1132	Walter Pandiani	Uruguay	Espanyol	Real Madrid	3–4	12 May 2007	[76]
1133	Diego Forlán	Uruguay	Villarreal	Osasuna	4–1	13 May 2007	[76]
1134	Aritz Aduriz	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Zaragoza	3–4	19 May 2007	[76]
1135	Roberto Soldado	Spain	Osasuna	Levante	4–1	20 May 2007	[76]
1136	Thierry Henry	France	Barcelona	Levante	4–1	29 September 2007	[77]
1137	Christian Riganò	Italy	Levante	Almería	3–0	4 November 2007	[77]
1138	Joseba Llorente	Spain	Valladolid	Recreativo Huelva	3–1	13 January 2008	[77]
1139	Samuel Eto'o	Cameroon	Barcelona	Levante	5–1	24 February 2008	[77]
1140	Juan Arango	Venezuela	Mallorca	Recreativo Huelva	7–1	9 March 2008	[77]
1141	Xisco	Spain	Deportivo La Coruña	Murcia	3–1	30 March 2008	[77]
1142	Daniel Güiza	Spain	Mallorca	Murcia	4–1	30 April 2008	[77]
1143	David Villa	Spain	Valencia	Levante	5–1	11 May 2008	[77]
1144	Giovani dos Santos	Mexico	Barcelona	Murcia	5–3	17 May 2008	[77]
1145	Mate Bilić	Croatia	Sporting Gijón	Sevilla	3–4	13 September 2008	[78]
1146	Rafael van der Vaart	Netherlands	Real Madrid	Sporting Gijón	7–1	24 September 2008	[78]
1147	Samuel Eto'o	Cameroon	Barcelona	Almería	5–0	25 October 2008	[78]
1148	Mohamed Tchité	Burundi	Racing Santander	Valencia	4–2	1 November 2008	[78]
1149	Gonzalo Higuaín 4	Argentina	Real Madrid	Málaga	4–3	8 November 2008	[78]
1150	Samuel Eto'o 4	Cameroon	Barcelona	Valladolid	6–0	8 November 2008	[78]
1151	Thierry Henry	France	Barcelona	Valencia	4–0	6 December 2008	[78]
1152	Roberto Soldado †	Spain	Getafe	Sporting de Gijón	5–1	25 January 2009	[78]
1153	Frédéric Kanouté	Mali	Sevilla	Valladolid	4–1	21 March 2009	[78]
1154	Raúl (II)	Spain	Real Madrid	Sevilla	4–2	26 April 2009	[78]
1155	Diego Forlán	Uruguay	Atlético Madrid	Athletic Bilbao	4–1	23 May 2009	[78]
1156	Raúl Tamudo	Spain	Espanyol	Málaga	3–0	31 May 2009	[78]
1157	Roberto Soldado	Spain	Getafe	Racing Santander	4–1	30 August 2009	[79]
1158	Seydou Keita	Mali	Barcelona	Zaragoza	6–1	25 October 2009	[79]
1159	Roberto Soldado	Spain	Getafe	Xerez	5–1	29 November 2009	[79]
1160	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Tenerife	5–0	10 January 2010	[79]
1161	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Valencia	3–0	10 March 2010	[79]
1162	Gonzalo Higuaín	Argentina	Real Madrid	Valladolid	4–1	14 March 2010	[79]
1163	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Zaragoza	4–2	21 March 2010	[79]
1164	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Mallorca	4–1	5 May 2010	[79]
1165	Cristiano Ronaldo 4	Portugal	Real Madrid	Racing Santander	6–1	23 October 2010	[80]
1166	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Almería	8–0	20 November 2010	[80]
1167	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Athletic Bilbao	5–1	20 November 2010	[80]
1168	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Villarreal	4–2	9 January 2011	[80]
1169	Luís Fabiano	Brazil	Sevilla	Levante	4–1	22 January 2011	[80]
1170	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Atlético Madrid	3–0	5 February 2011	[80]
1171	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Málaga	7–0	3 March 2011	[80]
1172	Roberto Soldado 4	Spain	Valencia	Getafe	4–2	2 April 2011	[80]
1173	Diego Costa	Brazil	Atlético Madrid	Osasuna	3–2	3 April 2011	[80]
1174	Gonzalo Higuaín	Argentina	Real Madrid	Valencia	6–3	23 April 2011	[80]
1175	Cristiano Ronaldo 4	Portugal	Real Madrid	Sevilla	6–2	7 May 2011	[80]
1176	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Getafe	4–0	10 May 2011	[80]
1177	Emmanuel Adebayor	Togo	Real Madrid	Almería	8–1	21 May 2011	[80]
1178	Sergio Agüero	Argentina	Atlético Madrid	Mallorca	4–3	21 May 2011	[80]
1179	Roberto Soldado	Spain	Valencia	Racing Santander	4–3	27 August 2011	[81]
1180	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Zaragoza	6–0	28 August 2011	[81]
1181	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Osasuna	8–0	17 September 2011	[81]
1182	Radamel Falcao	Colombia	Atlético Madrid	Racing Santander	4–0	18 September 2011	[81]
1183	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Rayo Vallecano	6–2	24 September 2011	[81]
1184	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Atlético Madrid	5–0	24 September 2011	[81]
1185	Gonzalo Higuaín	Argentina	Real Madrid	Espanyol	4–0	2 October 2011	[81]
1186	Gonzalo Higuaín	Argentina	Real Madrid	Real Betis	4–1	14 October 2011	[81]
1187	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Málaga	4–0	22 October 2011	[81]
1188	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Mallorca	5–0	29 October 2011	[81]
1189	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Osasuna	7–1	6 November 2011	[81]
1190	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Sevilla	6–2	17 December 2011	[81]
1191	Radamel Falcao	Colombia	Atlético Madrid	Real Sociedad	4–0	21 January 2012	[81]
1192	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Málaga	4–1	22 January 2012	[81]
1193	Fernando Llorente	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Rayo Vallecano	3–2	28 January 2012	[81]
1194	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Levante	4–2	12 February 2012	[81]
1195	Lionel Messi 4	Argentina	Barcelona	Valencia	5–1	19 February 2012	[81]
1196	Kalu Uche	Nigeria	Espanyol	Rayo Vallecano	5–1	11 March 2012	[81]
1197	Roberto Soldado	Spain	Valencia	Athletic Bilbao	3–0	18 March 2012	[81]
1198	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Granada	5–3	20 March 2012	[81]
1199	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Atlético Madrid	4–1	11 April 2012	[81]
1200	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Málaga	4–1	2 May 2012	[81]
1201	Lionel Messi 4	Argentina	Barcelona	Espanyol	4–0	5 May 2012	[81]
1202	Radamel Falcao	Colombia	Atlético Madrid	Athletic Bilbao	4–0	27 August 2012	[82]
1203	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Deportivo La Coruña	5–1	30 September 2012	[82]
1204	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Deportivo La Coruña	5–4	20 October 2012	[82]
1205	Radamel Falcao 5	Colombia	Atlético Madrid	Deportivo La Coruña	6–0	9 December 2012	[82]
1206	Xabi Prieto	Spain	Real Sociedad	Real Madrid	3–4	6 January 2013	[82]
1207	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Getafe	4–0	27 January 2013	[82]
1208	Lionel Messi 4	Argentina	Barcelona	Osasuna	5–1	27 January 2013	[82]
1209	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Sevilla	4–1	9 February 2013	[82]
1210	Álvaro Negredo	Spain	Sevilla	Celta Vigo	4–1	4 March 2013	[82]
1211	Cesc Fàbregas	Spain	Barcelona	Mallorca	5–0	6 April 2013	[82]
1212	Álvaro Negredo 4	Spain	Sevilla	Valencia	4–3	1 June 2013	[82]
1213	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Valencia	3–2	2 September 2013	[83]
1214	Mounir El Hamdaoui	Morocco	Málaga	Rayo Vallecano	5–0	15 September 2013	[83]
1215	Pedro	Spain	Barcelona	Rayo Vallecano	4–0	21 September 2013	[83]
1216	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Sevilla	7–3	30 October 2013	[83]
1217	Youssef El-Arabi	Morocco	Granada	Málaga	3–1	8 November 2013	[83]
1218	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Real Sociedad	5–1	9 November 2013	[83]
1219	Carlos Vela 4	Mexico	Real Sociedad	Celta Vigo	4–3	23 November 2013	[83]
1220	Sergio García	Spain	Espanyol	Rayo Vallecano	4–1	24 November 2013	[83]
1221	Gareth Bale	Wales	Real Madrid	Valladolid	4–0	30 November 2013	[83]
1222	Jonas	Brazil	Valencia	Osasuna	3–0	1 December 2013	[83]
1223	Javi Guerra	Spain	Valladolid	Celta Vigo	3–0	16 December 2013	[83]
1224	Pedro	Spain	Barcelona	Getafe	5–2	22 December 2013	[83]
1225	Alexis Sánchez	Chile	Barcelona	Elche	4–0	5 January 2014	[83]
1226	Ikechukwu Uche	Nigeria	Villarreal	Rayo Vallecano	5–2	6 January 2014	[83]
1227	Aritz Aduriz	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Granada	4–0	28 February 2014	[83]
1228	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Osasuna	7–0	16 March 2014	[83]
1229	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Real Madrid	4–3	23 March 2014	[83]
1230	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Deportivo La Coruña	8–2	20 September 2014	[84]
1231	Cristiano Ronaldo 4	Portugal	Real Madrid	Elche	5–1	23 September 2014	[84]
1232	Neymar	Brazil	Barcelona	Granada	6–0	27 September 2014	[84]
1233	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Athletic Bilbao	5–0	5 October 2014	[84]
1234	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Sevilla	5–1	22 November 2014	[84]
1235	Carlos Vela	Mexico	Real Sociedad	Elche	3–0	28 November 2014	[84]
1236	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Celta Vigo	3–0	6 December 2014	[84]
1237	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Espanyol	5–1	7 December 2014	[84]
1238	Antoine Griezmann	France	Atlético Madrid	Athletic Bilbao	4–1	21 December 2014	[84]
1239	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Deportivo La Coruña	4–0	18 January 2015	[84]
1240	David Barral	Spain	Levante	Málaga	4–1	7 February 2015	[84]
1241	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Levante	5–0	15 February 2015	[84]
1242	Alberto Bueno 4	Spain	Rayo Vallecano	Levante	4–2	28 February 2015	[84]
1243	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Rayo Vallecano	6–1	8 March 2015	[84]
1244	David Barral	Spain	Levante	Almería	4–1	4 April 2015	[84]
1245	Cristiano Ronaldo 5	Portugal	Real Madrid	Granada	9–1	5 April 2015	[84]
1246	Santi Mina 4	Spain	Celta Vigo	Rayo Vallecano	6–1	11 April 2015	[84]
1247	Luis Suárez (II)	Uruguay	Barcelona	Córdoba	8–0	2 May 2015	[84]
1248	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Sevilla	3–2	2 May 2015	[84]
1249	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Espanyol	4–1	17 May 2015	[84]
1250	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Getafe	7–3	23 May 2015	[84]
1251	Cristiano Ronaldo 5	Portugal	Real Madrid	Espanyol	6–0	12 September 2015	[85]
1252	Imanol Agirretxe	Spain	Real Sociedad	Granada	3–0	22 September 2015	[85]
1253	Charles	Brazil	Málaga	Real Sociedad	3–1	3 October 2015	[85]
1254	Neymar 4	Brazil	Barcelona	Rayo Vallecano	5–2	17 October 2015	[85]
1255	Kevin Gameiro	France	Sevilla	Getafe	5–0	24 October 2015	[85]
1256	Luis Suárez (II)	Uruguay	Barcelona	Eibar	3–1	25 October 2015	[85]
1257	Aritz Aduriz	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Rayo Vallecano	3–0	29 November 2015	[85]
1258	Antonio Sanabria	Paraguay	Sporting Gijón	Las Palmas	3–1	5 December 2015	[85]
1259	Gareth Bale 4	Wales	Real Madrid	Rayo Vallecano	10–2	20 December 2015	[85]
1260	Karim Benzema	France	Real Madrid	Rayo Vallecano	10–2	20 December 2015	[85]
1261	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Granada	4–0	9 January 2016	[85]
1262	Gareth Bale	Wales	Real Madrid	Deportivo La Coruña	5–0	9 January 2016	[85]
1263	Luis Suárez (II)	Uruguay	Barcelona	Athletic Bilbao	6–0	17 January 2016	[85]
1264	Antonio Sanabria	Paraguay	Sporting Gijón	Real Sociedad	5–1	22 January 2016	[85]
1265	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Espanyol	6–0	31 January 2016	[85]
1266	Luis Suárez (II)	Uruguay	Barcelona	Celta Vigo	6–1	14 February 2016	[85]
1267	Aritz Aduriz	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Deportivo La Coruña	4–1	2 March 2016	[85]
1268	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Rayo Vallecano	5–1	3 March 2016	[85]
1269	Cristiano Ronaldo 4	Portugal	Real Madrid	Celta Vigo	7–1	5 March 2016	[85]
1270	Luis Suárez (II) 4	Uruguay	Barcelona	Deportivo La Coruña	8–0	20 April 2016	[85]
1271	Paco Alcácer	Spain	Valencia	Eibar	4–0	20 April 2016	[85]
1272	Youssef El-Arabi	Morocco	Granada	Levante	5–1	21 April 2016	[85]
1273	Luis Suárez (II) 4	Uruguay	Barcelona	Sporting Gijón	6–0	23 April 2016	[85]
1274	Luis Suárez (II)	Uruguay	Barcelona	Granada	3–0	14 May 2016	[85]
1275	Luis Suárez (II)	Uruguay	Barcelona	Real Betis	6–2	20 August 2016	[86]
1276	Yannick Carrasco	Belgium	Atlético Madrid	Granada	7–1	15 October 2016	[86]
1277	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Alavés	4–1	29 October 2016	[86]
1278	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Atlético Madrid	3–0	19 November 2016	[86]
1279	Vicente Iborra †	Spain	Sevilla	Celta Vigo	3–0	11 December 2016	[86]
1280	Wissam Ben Yedder	France	Sevilla	Real Sociedad	4–0	7 January 2017	[86]
1281	Kevin Gameiro †	France	Atlético Madrid	Sporting Gijón	4–1	18 February 2017	[86]
1282	Giuseppe Rossi	Italy	Celta Vigo	Las Palmas	3–1	3 March 2017	[86]
1283	Álvaro Morata	Spain	Real Madrid	Leganés	4–2	5 April 2017	[86]
1284	Neymar	Brazil	Barcelona	Las Palmas	4–1	14 May 2017	[86]
1285	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Espanyol	5–0	9 September 2017	[87]
1286	Simone Zaza	Italy	Valencia	Málaga	5–0	19 September 2017	[87]
1287	Lionel Messi 4	Argentina	Barcelona	Eibar	6–1	19 September 2017	[87]
1288	Cédric Bakambu	DR Congo	Villarreal	Eibar	3–0	1 October 2017	[87]
1289	Iago Aspas	Spain	Celta Vigo	Las Palmas	5–2	16 October 2017	[87]
1290	Ibai Gómez	Spain	Alavés	Girona	3–2	4 December 2017	[87]
1291	Michael Olunga †	Kenya	Girona	Las Palmas	6–0	13 January 2018	[87]
1292	Cristiano Ronaldo	Portugal	Real Madrid	Real Sociedad	5–2	10 February 2018	[87]
1293	Luis Suárez (II)	Uruguay	Barcelona	Girona	6–1	24 February 2018	[87]
1294	Antoine Griezmann	France	Atlético Madrid	Sevilla	5–2	25 February 2018	[87]
1295	Antoine Griezmann 4	France	Atlético Madrid	Leganés	4–0	28 February 2018	[87]
1296	Cristiano Ronaldo 4	Portugal	Real Madrid	Girona	6–3	18 March 2018	[87]
1297	Iago Aspas	Spain	Celta Vigo	Sevilla	4–0	7 April 2018	[87]
1298	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Leganés	3–1	7 April 2018	[87]
1299	Carlos Bacca	Colombia	Villarreal	Celta Vigo	4–1	28 April 2018	[87]
1300	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Deportivo La Coruña	4–2	29 April 2018	[87]
1301	Emmanuel Boateng	Ghana	Levante	Barcelona	5–4	13 May 2018	[87]
1302	Philippe Coutinho	Brazil	Barcelona	Levante	4–5	13 May 2018	[87]
1303	André Silva	Portugal	Sevilla	Rayo Vallecano	4–1	19 August 2018	[88]
1304	Wissam Ben Yedder	France	Sevilla	Levante	6–2	23 September 2018	[88]
1305	Iago Aspas	Spain	Celta Vigo	Eibar	4–0	27 October 2018	[88]
1306	Luis Suárez (II)	Uruguay	Barcelona	Real Madrid	5–1	28 October 2018	[88]
1307	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Levante	5–0	16 December 2018	[88]
1308	Raúl de Tomás	Spain	Rayo Vallecano	Celta Vigo	4–2	11 January 2019	[88]
1309	Youssef En-Nesyri	Morocco	Leganés	Real Betis	3–0	10 February 2019	[88]
1310	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Sevilla	4–2	23 February 2019	[88]
1311	Wissam Ben Yedder	France	Sevilla	Real Sociedad	5–2	10 March 2019	[88]
1312	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Real Betis	4–1	17 March 2019	[88]
1313	Karim Benzema	France	Real Madrid	Athletic Bilbao	3–0	21 April 2019	[88]
1314	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Celta Vigo	4–1	9 November 2019	[89]
1315	Lionel Messi	Argentina	Barcelona	Mallorca	5–2	7 December 2019	[89]
1316	Joaquín	Spain	Real Betis	Athletic Bilbao	3–2	8 December 2019	[89]
1317	Lionel Messi 4	Argentina	Barcelona	Eibar	5–0	22 February 2020	[89]
1318	Carlos Soler	Spain	Valencia	Real Madrid	4–1	8 November 2020	[90]
1319	Youssef En-Nesyri	Morocco	Sevilla	Real Sociedad	3–2	9 January 2021	[90]
1320	Youssef En-Nesyri	Morocco	Sevilla	Cádiz	3–0	23 January 2021	[90]
1321	Rafa Mir	Spain	Huesca	Valladolid	3–1	29 January 2021	[90]
1322	Alexander Isak	Sweden	Real Sociedad	Alavés	4–0	21 February 2021	[90]
1323	Gerard Moreno	Spain	Villarreal	Granada	3–0	3 April 2021	[90]
1324	Kike García	Spain	Eibar	Alavés	3–0	1 May 2021	[90]
1325	Carlos Bacca	Colombia	Villarreal	Sevilla	4–0	16 May 2021	[90]
1326	Karim Benzema	France	Real Madrid	Celta Vigo	5–2	12 September 2021	[91]
1327	Marco Asensio	Spain	Real Madrid	Mallorca	6–1	22 September 2021	[91]
1328	Anthony Lozano	Honduras	Cádiz	Villarreal	3–3	26 October 2021	[91]
1329	Juanmi	Spain	Real Betis	Levante	3–1	28 November 2021	[91]
1330	Jorge Molina	Spain	Granada	Mallorca	4–1	19 December 2021	[91]
1331	Oihan Sancet	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Osasuna	3–1	3 January 2022	[91]
1332	Arnaut Danjuma	Netherlands	Villarreal	Granada	4–1	19 February 2022	[91]
1333	Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang	Gabon	Barcelona	Valencia	4–1	20 February 2022	[91]
1334	Yeremy Pino 4	Spain	Villarreal	Espanyol	5–1	27 February 2022	[91]
1335	Vinícius Júnior	Brazil	Real Madrid	Levante	6–0	12 May 2022	[91]
1336	Oihan Sancet	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Cádiz	4–1	3 February 2023	[92]
1337	Pere Milla	Spain	Elche	Villarreal	3–1	4 February 2023	[92]
1338	Karim Benzema	France	Real Madrid	Valladolid	6–0	2 April 2023	[92]
1339	Taty Castellanos 4	Argentina	Girona	Real Madrid	4–2	25 April 2023	[92]
1340	Karim Benzema	France	Real Madrid	Almería	4–2	29 April 2023	[92]
1341	Lázaro	Brazil	Almería	Mallorca	3–0	20 May 2023	[92]
1342	Luis Suárez (III)	Colombia	Almería	Granada	3–3	1 October 2023	[93]
1343	Antoine Griezmann	France	Atlético Madrid	Celta Vigo	3–0	21 October 2023	[93]
1344	José Luis Morales	Spain	Villarreal	Osasuna	3–1	26 November 2023	[93]
1345	Álvaro Morata	Spain	Atlético Madrid	Girona	3–4	3 January 2024	[93]
1346	Ferran Torres	Spain	Barcelona	Real Betis	4–2	21 January 2024	[93]
1347	Artem Dovbyk	Ukraine	Girona	Sevilla	5–1	21 January 2024	[93]
1348	Alexander Sørloth	Norway	Villarreal	Granada	5–1	3 March 2024	[93]
1349	Robert Lewandowski	Poland	Barcelona	Valencia	4–2	29 April 2024	[93]
1350	Antoine Griezmann	France	Atlético Madrid	Getafe	3–0	15 May 2024	[93]
1351	Alexander Sørloth 4	Norway	Villarreal	Real Madrid	4–4	19 May 2024	[93]
1352	Artem Dovbyk	Ukraine	Girona	Granada	7–0	24 May 2024	[93]
1353	Raphinha	Brazil	Barcelona	Valladolid	7–0	31 August 2024	[94]
1354	Javi Puado	Spain	Espanyol	Alavés	3–2	14 September 2024	[94]
1355	Robert Lewandowski	Poland	Barcelona	Alavés	3–0	6 October 2024	[94]
1356	Vinícius Júnior	Brazil	Real Madrid	Osasuna	4–0	9 November 2024	[94]
1357	Thierno Barry	France	Villarreal	Leganés	5–2	22 December 2024	[94]
1358	Kike García	Spain	Alavés	Real Betis	3–1	18 January 2025	[94]
1359	Kylian Mbappé	France	Real Madrid	Valladolid	3–0	25 January 2025	[94]
1360	Oihan Sancet	Spain	Athletic Bilbao	Girona	3–0	8 February 2025	[94]

Most hat-tricks

The following table lists the most hat-tricks among players who have scored ten or more. Boldface indicates a player who is currently active in La Liga. Italics indicates a player who is currently active outside of La Liga. ^[95]

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
	Luis Suárez		28 October 2018

Hat-tricks by club

As of 8 February 2025

Club	Hat-tricks	Last hat-trick
Real Madrid	198	25 January 2025
Barcelona	195	6 October 2024
Athletic Bilbao	120	8 February 2025
Atlético Madrid	109	15 May 2024
Valencia	105	8 November 2020
Sevilla	86	23 January 2021
Espanyol	57	14 September 2024
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		25 April 2004
Racing Santander	30	1 November 2008
Valladolid	26	16 December 2013
Real Betis		28 November 2021
Sporting Gijón	23	22 January 2016
Granada	14	19 December 2021
Villarreal		22 December 2024
Osasuna	13	20 May 2007
Mallorca	11	30 April 2008
Las Palmas	10	4 December 1976
Murcia		26 February 1984
Rayo Vallecano		11 January 2019
Elche	9	4 February 2023
Alavés	8	18 January 2025
Málaga	7	3 October 2015
Arenas	6	19 February 1933
Tenerife		1 March 1997
CD Málaga	5	11 September 1983
Real Unión		4 January 1931
Gimnàstic		30 January 1949
Albacete	4	12 February 1995
Castellón		7 October 1990
Getafe		29 November 2009
Girona		24 May 2024
Hércules		14 January 1979
Levante		13 May 2018
Sabadell		3 October 1965
Salamanca		21 March 1998
Burgos	3	6 February 1977
Europa		30 March 1930
Alcoyano	2	4 March 1951
Almería		1 October 2023
Atlético Tetuán		20 January 1952
Cádiz		26 October 2021
Córdoba		17 March 1968
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		4 November 2000
Pontevedra		15 March 1970

See also

• Football records and statistics in Spain
• List of Bundesliga hat-tricks
• List of Ligue 1 hat-tricks
• List of Premier League hat-tricks
• List of Primeira Liga hat-tricks
• List of Serie A hat-tricks

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External links

• (in English) Liga Nacional de Fútbol Profesional
• (in Spanish) Royal Spanish Football Federation