List of Real Madrid CF hat-tricks

Since 1902, eighty one different players from seventeen different nationalities have scored three or more goals (a hat-trick) in an official match in Real Madrid's history, totaling 297 occurrences. The first player to score a hat-trick was Cuban Antonio Neyra on 28 March 1907.^[1] Cristiano Ronaldo holds the record for the most hat-tricks, having scored 44 times (34 hat-tricks in La Liga, two in the Copa del Rey, seven in the UEFA Champions League, and one in the FIFA Club World Cup),^[2] followed by Alfredo Di Stéfano with 28 and Ferenc Puskás with 23 hat-tricks.

Cristiano Ronaldo holds the record for most hat-tricks. He is also the only one to have scored five goals more than once.

Out of eighty one players, twenty-three have scored four or more goals, while only seven have scored five or more. Ferenc Puskás is the only player to score six goals in a single match, in Real Madrid’s 7–1 win over Real Betis in the Copa del Rey on 18 June 1961. Cristiano Ronaldo is the only player to have scored five or more goals more than once, doing so twice in 2015 against Granada and Espanyol, respectively.^[3][4]

The fastest three consecutive goals scored by a player were by Pahiño against Gimnàstic Tarragona in 1950, with just four minutes between the second and fourth goals, as he scored four in that match. The fastest hat-trick, however, was recorded in seven minutes, a record shared by Amancio against Sparta Prague in 1968 and Karim Benzema against Real Valladolid in 2023.

The youngest scorer of a hat-trick is Raúl, who scored a hat-trick for Real against Ferencváros, aged 18 years and 113 days, on 18 October 1995.^[5] The oldest scorer of a hat-trick is Ferenc Puskás, who was 38 years and 173 days old when he scored four against Feyenoord on 22 September 1965.^[6] Puskás is the only player to have scored three or more goals in three consecutive matches, achieving this between 8 May and 5 June 1960, and netting a total of 11 goals across the three games, including four in the 1960 European Cup final against Eintracht Frankfurt.^[7]

The longest spell between two hat-tricks was achieved by Fernando Hierro, who scored his third hat-trick on 21 October 1992 against Torpedo Moscow and his fourth over nine years later, on 24 March 2002 against Real Zaragoza. The longest span between first and last hat-trick was achieved by Karim Benzema, who scored his first on 18 December 2010, and his last more than twelve years later on 29 April 2023.

Alfredo Di Stéfano is the only player to have scored a hat-trick of penalty kicks, converting three penalties against Celta Vigo on 28 September 1958. Four players have scored three or more goals with headers in a single match, Fernando Sañudo in 1935, Santillana in 1974 and Jorge Valdano in 1985 each netted three headed goals, while Fernando Morientes scored four headers in Real's 7–0 victory against Las Palmas on 10 February 2002, this remains a world record, as no other player has achieved this feat in an official match in the 21st century.^[8]

In fourteen total matches, two Real Madrid players scored a hat-trick in the same match. In six of those matches a player scored four goals while the other managed to score three. Only in one of those matches one player scored five goals and the other one with four.

Appearances and goals are for first-team official games, including those in La Liga, Copa del Rey, Copa de la Liga, Copa de la Coronación, Supercopa de España, Copa Eva Duarte, UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, Latin Cup, UEFA Super Cup, FIFA Club World Cup, Intercontinental Cup, FIFA Intercontinental Cup and Copa Iberoamericana. The following list does not include pre-season friendly / invitational tournaments, nor does it include regional tournaments such as Campeonato Regional Centro and Copa Federación Centro.

List of hat-tricks

Ferenc Puskás scored three consecutive hat-tricks. He is also the only Real's player to have scored six goals in a single match.

Alongside Cristiano Ronaldo, Raúl scored a hat-trick in four different competitions.

Fernando Hierro scored four hat-tricks as a defender.

Miguel Muñoz scored five goals in a single match.

Fernando Morientes scored five goals in a single match, four of them were headers.

Alfredo Di Stéfano scored 28 hat-tricks with Real Madrid.

Pirri scored five hat-tricks.

Karim Benzema scored eleven hat-tricks.

Hugo Sánchez scored eight hat-tricks.

Amancio scored six hat-tricks, including a hat-trick in seven minutes against Sparta Prague in 1968.

Gonzalo Higuaín scored five hat-tricks.

Santillana scored seven hat-tricks.

Gareth Bale scored four hat-tricks.

Iván Zamorano scored two hat-tricks, including a notable one in Real's 5–0 win against Barcelona in 1995.

Santiago Bernabéu scored three hat-tricks, including two hat-tricks against Barcelona in 1916.

Gaspar Rubio scored four hat-tricks.

Luis Regueiro scored three hat-tricks.

Ruud van Nistelrooy scored two hat-tricks, including three goals against Levante in his second official match for Real Madrid.

Juan Monjardín scored three hat-tricks.

Ronaldo scored two hat-tricks, including a notable one against Manchester United at Old Trafford in 2003.

Davor Šuker scored three hat-tricks in 1996–97 season.

Vinícius Júnior scored four hat-tricks, including 2024 Supercopa de España final against Barcelona.

Jorge Valdano scored three hat-tricks.

The Result column shows the Real Madrid score first.

As of 11 May 2025

Key
(X)	Number of times player scored a hat-trick (only for players with multiple hat-tricks)
4	Player scored four goals
5	Player scored five goals
6	Player scored six goals
	Real Madrid lost the match
	Real Madrid drew the match
¤	Away matches
~	Matches at neutral venues

#	Player	G	Against	Res.	Date	Competition	Ref.
1	Antonio Neyra	3	Hamilton	5–0	28 March 1907	Copa del Rey	[9]
2	Santiago Bernabéu	3	Barcelona	4–1	2 April 1916	Copa del Rey	[10]
3	Luis Belaunde	3	Barcelona	6–6~	13 April 1916	Copa del Rey	[11]
4	Santiago Bernabéu (2)	3	Barcelona	6–6~	13 April 1916	Copa del Rey	[12]
5	Santiago Bernabéu (3)	3	Sevilla	8–1	11 March 1917	Copa del Rey	[13]
6	Juan Monjardín	3	Arenas	5–2	19 March 1922	Copa del Rey	[14]
7	Juan Monjardín (2)	3	Arenas	3–0	29 March 1922	Copa del Rey	[15]
8	Juan Monjardín (3)	4	Real Murcia	6–2	7 March 1926	Copa del Rey	[16]
9	Benguria	5	Extremeño	9–4	6 March 1927	Copa del Rey	[17]
10	Uribe	3	Europa	8–1~	1 May 1927	Copa del Rey	[18]
11	Francisco Moraleda	3	Europa	8–1~	1 May 1927	Copa del Rey	[18]
12	José Muñagorri	3	Patria	7–0	31 January 1928	Copa del Rey	[19]
13	Uribe (2)	3	RSG Torrelavega	6–1	5 February 1928	Copa del Rey	[20]
14	Gaspar Rubio	3	Real Oviedo	4–2¤	16 December 1928	Copa del Rey	[21]
15	Rafael Morera	3	Logroñés	8–0	23 December 1928	Copa del Rey	[22]
16	Uribe (3)	3	Racing Madrid	6–2¤	12 January 1929	Copa del Rey	[23]
17	Jaime Lazcano	4	Europa	5–0	10 February 1929	La Liga	[24]
18	Gaspar Rubio (2)	3	Atlético Madrid	4–1	16 February 1930	La Liga	[25]
19	Jaime Lazcano (2)	3	Barcelona	5–1	30 March 1930	La Liga	[26]
20	Gaspar Rubio (3)	3	Patria Aragón	6–1	15 April 1930	Copa del Rey	[27]
21	Gaspar Rubio (4)	3	Valencia	5–2¤	4 May 1930	Copa del Rey	[28]
22	Manuel Olivares	3	Donostia	6–2	4 December 1932	La Liga	[29]
23	Luis Regueiro	3	Arenas	8–2	19 March 1933	La Liga	[30]
24	Manuel Olivares (2)	4	Unión Irún	9–0	14 May 1933	Copa del Rey	[31]
25	Luis Regueiro (2)	4	Sporting Gijón	8–0	28 May 1933	Copa del Rey	[32]
26	Eugenio Hilario	3	Espanyol	3–2	31 December 1933	La Liga	[33]
27	Fernando Sañudo	4	Espanyol	7–2	30 December 1934	La Liga	[34]
28	Fernando Sañudo (2)	4	Barcelona	8–2	3 February 1935	La Liga	[35]
29	Jaime Lazcano (3)	3	Barcelona	8–2	3 February 1935	La Liga	[35]
30	Fernando Sañudo (3)	4	Arenas	6–1	28 April 1935	La Liga	[36]
31	Vilmos Kelemen	3	Espanyol	6–0	17 November 1935	La Liga	[37]
32	Fernando Sañudo (4)	3	Valencia	4–1	1 December 1935	La Liga	[38]
33	Fernando Sañudo (5)	3	Osasuna	6–2	5 January 1936	La Liga	[39]
34	Fernando Sañudo (6)	3	Real Betis	5–1	26 January 1936	La Liga	[40]
35	Vilmos Kelemen (2)	3	Racing Santander	3–4¤	15 March 1936	La Liga	[41]
36	Luis Regueiro (3)	3	Osasuna	4–1¤	5 April 1936	La Liga	[42]
37	Fernando Sañudo (7)	3	Hércules	7–0	7 June 1936	Copa del Rey	[43]
38	Manuel Alday	3	Real Murcia	4–0	12 May 1940	Copa del Rey	[44]
39	Manuel Alday (2)	3	Hércules	5–3	6 October 1940	La Liga	[45]
40	Manuel Alday (3)	3	Valencia	6–1	8 December 1940	La Liga	[46]
41	Manuel Alday (4)	3	Real Zaragoza	6–0	15 December 1940	La Liga	[47]
42	Chus Alonso	3	Sevilla	4–5¤	9 February 1941	La Liga	[48]
43	Marcial Arbiza	3	Granada	5–2	5 October 1941	La Liga	[49]
44	Manuel Alday (5)	4	Castellón	9–1	16 November 1941	La Liga	[50]
45	Manuel Alday (6)	3	Valencia	5–3	21 December 1941	La Liga	[51]
46	Manuel Alday (7)	3	Real Sociedad	6–4	4 January 1942	La Liga	[52]
47	Marcial Arbiza (2)	3	Ferroviaria	4–1	3 May 1942	Copa del Rey	[53]
48	Manuel Alday (8)	3	Deportivo La Coruña	4–3	17 January 1943	La Liga	[54]
49	Manuel Alday (9)	5	Espanyol	7–0	28 February 1943	La Liga	[55]
50	Sabino Barinaga	4	Barcelona	11–1	13 June 1943	Copa del Rey	[56]
51	Pruden	3	Barcelona	11–1	13 June 1943	Copa del Rey	[56]
52	Sabino Barinaga (2)	3	Sevilla	3–5	3 October 1943	La Liga	[57]
53	Sabino Barinaga (3)	3	Sabadell	3–1¤	28 November 1943	La Liga	[58]
54	Chus Alonso (2)	3	Granada	6–2	8 April 1945	La Liga	[59]
55	Sabino Barinaga (4)	3	Sabadell	8–0	22 April 1945	La Liga	[60]
56	Sabino Barinaga (5)	3	Real Murcia	5–3¤	13 May 1945	La Liga	[61]
57	Pruden (2)	3	Celta Vigo	6–0	31 March 1946	La Liga	[62]
58	Pruden (3)	3	Real Murcia	5–0	29 September 1946	La Liga	[63]
59	Pruden (4)	3	Sporting Gijón	4–0	3 November 1946	La Liga	[64]
60	Pruden (5)	3	Castellón	7–4	2 February 1947	La Liga	[65]
61	Pruden (6)	3	Racing Ferrol	4–2	27 April 1947	Copa del Rey	[66]
62	Sabino Barinaga (6)	3	Real Betis	6–0	11 May 1947	Copa del Rey	[67]
63	Juan Gallardo	3	Sabadell	4–0	18 January 1948	La Liga	[68]
64	José Montalvo	3	Sevilla	5–1¤	24 October 1948	La Liga	[69]
65	Pablo Olmedo	4	Celta Vigo	6–0	14 November 1948	La Liga	[70]
66	Pahiño	3	Sabadell	5–1	12 December 1948	La Liga	[71]
67	Pahiño (2)	3	Barcelona	6–1	18 September 1949	La Liga	[72]
68	Miguel Cabrera	3	Real Oviedo	6–2	2 October 1949	La Liga	[73]
69	Pahiño (3)	4	Gimnàstic Tarragona	5–1	16 April 1950	La Liga	[74]
70	Macala	3	Gimnàstic Tarragona	7–1¤	7 May 1950	Copa del Rey	[75]
71	Sabino Barinaga (7)	3	Gimnàstic Tarragona	7–1¤	7 May 1950	Copa del Rey	[75]
72	Pahiño (4)	3	Espanyol	6–2	10 September 1950	La Liga	[76]
73	Jesús Narro	4	Lleida	6–1¤	8 October 1950	La Liga	[77]
74	Pahiño (5)	3	Alcoyano	7–0	15 October 1950	La Liga	[78]
75	Jesús Narro (2)	3	Alcoyano	7–0	15 October 1950	La Liga	[78]
76	Pahiño (6)	4	Real Sociedad	7–2	7 January 1951	La Liga	[79]
77	Jesús Narro (3)	3	Barcelona	4–1	14 January 1951	La Liga	[80]
78	Miguel Muñoz	5	Lleida	7–0	30 January 1951	La Liga	[81]
79	Roque Olsen	3	Real Murcia	6–0	25 March 1951	La Liga	[82]
80	Pahiño (7)	3	Las Palmas	4–1¤	9 September 1951	La Liga	[83]
81	Pahiño (8)	4	Espanyol	6–1	13 January 1952	La Liga	[84]
82	Pahiño (9)	3	Celta Vigo	3–2¤	17 April 1952	Copa del Rey	[85]
83	Pahiño (10)	3	Real Sociedad	4–0	31 May 1953	Copa del Rey	[86]
84	Alfredo Di Stéfano	3	Atlético Madrid	4–3¤	1 November 1953	La Liga	[87]
85	Luis Molowny	3	Espanyol	4–3	27 December 1953	La Liga	[88]
86	Alfredo Di Stéfano (2)	3	Sporting Gijón	4–0	4 April 1954	La Liga	[89]
87	Alfredo Di Stéfano (3)	3	Valencia	4–0	18 April 1954	La Liga	[90]
88	Alfredo Di Stéfano (4)	3	Las Palmas	7–0	26 September 1954	La Liga	[91]
89	Pérez-Payá	3	Deportivo La Coruña	5–1	5 December 1954	La Liga	[92]
90	Héctor Rial	3	Sevilla	3–1	30 January 1955	La Liga	[93]
91	Alfredo Di Stéfano (5)	4	Espanyol	5–1	27 February 1955	La Liga	[94]
92	Alfredo Di Stéfano (6)	4	Espanyol	7–1	9 February 1956	La Liga	[95]
93	Ramón Marsal	3	Real Murcia	7–1	26 February 1956	La Liga	[96]
94	Alfredo Di Stéfano (7)	3	Las Palmas	6–0	15 April 1956	La Liga	[97]
95	Alfredo Di Stéfano (8)	3	Condal	6–0	9 September 1956	La Liga	[98]
96	Alfredo Di Stéfano (9)	3	Real Zaragoza	3–3	16 December 1956	La Liga	[99]
97	Joseíto	3	Espanyol	7–2	6 January 1957	La Liga	[100]
98	Alfredo Di Stéfano (10)	4	Las Palmas	5–1¤	7 April 1957	La Liga	[101]
99	Alfredo Di Stéfano (11)	3	Celta Vigo	4–1	21 April 1957	La Liga	[102]
100	Paco Gento	3	Milan	5–1	20 June 1957	Latin Cup	[103]
101	Alfredo Di Stéfano (12)	3	Sevilla	6–0	29 September 1957	La Liga	[104]
102	Héctor Rial (2)	3	Royal Antwerp	6–0	28 November 1957	European Cup	[105]
103	Alfredo Di Stéfano (13)	4	Sevilla	8–0	23 January 1958	European Cup	[106]
104	Alfredo Di Stéfano (14)	3	Valladolid	5–3	29 March 1958	La Liga	[107]
105	Alfredo Di Stéfano (15)	3	Vasas	4–0	2 April 1958	European Cup	[108]
106	Ramón Marsal (2)	3	Espanyol	4–2¤	6 April 1958	La Liga	[109]
107	Alfredo Di Stéfano (16)	3	Celta Vigo	5–0	20 April 1958	La Liga	[110]
108	Alfredo Di Stéfano (17)	4	Valladolid	5–1	1 June 1958	Copa del Rey	[111]
109	Ferenc Puskás	3	Sporting Gijón	5–1	21 September 1958	La Liga	[112]
110	Alfredo Di Stéfano (18)	3	Celta Vigo	4–2¤	28 September 1958	La Liga	[113]
111	Alfredo Di Stéfano (19)	3	Osasuna	8–0	5 October 1958	La Liga	[114]
112	Alfredo Di Stéfano (20)	3	Las Palmas	10–1	4 January 1959	La Liga	[115]
113	Ferenc Puskás (2)	3	Las Palmas	10–1	4 January 1959	La Liga	[115]
114	Ferenc Puskás (3)	3	Real Oviedo	4–0	8 March 1959	La Liga	[116]
115	Alfredo Di Stéfano (21)	4	Wiener SC	7–1	18 March 1959	European Cup	[117]
116	Ferenc Puskás (4)	3	Granada	3–0¤	29 March 1959	La Liga	[118]
117	Alfredo Di Stéfano (22)	3	Sevilla	8–0	5 April 1959	La Liga	[119]
118	Ferenc Puskás (5)	3	Jeunesse Esch	7–0	21 October 1959	European Cup	[120]
119	Pepillo	5	Elche	11–2	7 February 1960	La Liga	[121]
120	Ferenc Puskás (6)	4	Elche	11–2	7 February 1960	La Liga	[121]
121	Pepillo (2)	3	Real Sociedad	4–0	10 April 1960	La Liga	[122]
122	Ferenc Puskás (7)	4	Cultural Leonesa	5–0	8 May 1960	Copa del Rey	[123]
123	Ferenc Puskás (8)	4	Eintracht Frankfurt	7–3	18 May 1960	European Cup	[124]
124	Alfredo Di Stéfano (23)	3	Eintracht Frankfurt	7–3	18 May 1960	European Cup	[124]
125	Ferenc Puskás (9)	3	Sporting Gijón	8–0	5 June 1960	Copa del Rey	[125]
126	Pepillo (3)	4	Sporting Gijón	5–1¤	12 June 1960	Copa del Rey	[126]
127	Ferenc Puskás (10)	3	Athletic Bilbao	8–1	19 June 1960	Copa del Rey	[127]
128	Ferenc Puskás (11)	3	Real Zaragoza	5–1	13 November 1960	La Liga	[128]
129	Luis del Sol	3	Real Oviedo	7–0	27 November 1960	La Liga	[129]
130	Ferenc Puskás (12)	4	Elche	8–0	22 January 1961	La Liga	[130]
131	Alfredo Di Stéfano (24)	4	Granada	5–0	19 February 1961	La Liga	[131]
132	Ferenc Puskás (13)	3	Real Betis	4–0	23 April 1961	La Liga	[132]
133	Ferenc Puskás (14)	6	Real Betis	7–1	18 June 1961	Copa del Rey	[133]
134	Alfredo Di Stéfano (25)	3	Boldklubben 1913	9–0	25 October 1961	European Cup	[134]
135	Ferenc Puskás (15)	3	Racing Santander	6–0	31 December 1961	La Liga	[135]
136	Ferenc Puskás (16)	4	Elche	5–1	8 April 1962	Copa del Rey	[136]
137	Ferenc Puskás (17)	3	Benfica	3–5~	2 May 1962	European Cup	[137]
138	Ferenc Puskás (18)	3	Real Betis	5–2¤	16 September 1962	La Liga	[138]
139	Alfredo Di Stéfano (26)	3	Elche	6–1	14 October 1962	La Liga	[139]
140	Ferenc Puskás (19)	3	Barcelona	5–1¤	27 January 1963	La Liga	[140]
141	Alfredo Di Stéfano (27)	3	Córdoba	5–2	5 October 1963	La Liga	[141]
142	Ferenc Puskás (20)	3	Rangers	6–0	9 October 1963	European Cup	[142]
143	Ferenc Puskás (21)	3	Barcelona	4–0	15 December 1963	La Liga	[143]
144	Alfredo Di Stéfano (28)	3	Real Murcia	4–1	15 March 1964	La Liga	[144]
145	Yanko Daucik	3	Indauchu	7–0	3 May 1964	Copa del Rey	[145]
146	Paco Gento (2)	3	Boldklubben 1909	5–2¤	23 September 1964	European Cup	[146]
147	Ramón Grosso	3	Córdoba	6–1	27 September 1964	La Liga	[147]
148	Amancio	3	Barcelona	4–1	8 November 1964	La Liga	[148]
149	Amancio (2)	3	Dukla Prague	4–0	18 November 1964	European Cup	[149]
150	Ramón Grosso (2)	3	Sevilla	4–0	27 December 1964	La Liga	[150]
151	Ferenc Puskás (22)	4	Mestalla	6–0	16 May 1965	Copa del Rey	[151]
152	Ferenc Puskás (23)	4	Feyenoord	5–0	22 September 1965	European Cup	[152]
153	Manuel Velázquez	3	Real Sociedad	9–1	16 September 1967	La Liga	[153]
154	Amancio (3)	3	Sparta Prague	3–0	6 March 1968	European Cup	[154]
155	Amancio (4)	3	Espanyol	3–0	15 September 1968	La Liga	[155]
156	Pirri	3	AEL Limassol	6–0	18 September 1968	European Cup	[156]
157	Amancio (5)	3	Pontevedra	3–1¤	12 October 1969	La Liga	[157]
158	Amancio (6)	3	Las Palmas	5–0	11 January 1970	La Liga	[158]
159	Juan Planelles	3	Hibernians	5–0	30 September 1970	European Cup Winners' Cup	[159]
160	Pirri (2)	3	Granada	4–2	12 December 1971	La Liga	[160]
161	Pirri (3)	3	San Andrés	5–1	10 June 1972	Copa del Rey	[161]
162	Oscar Más	3	Celta Vigo	6–1	21 April 1974	La Liga	[162]
163	Santillana	3	Real Betis	7–1	1 June 1974	Copa del Rey	[163]
164	Pirri (4)	3	Celta Vigo	3–3¤	3 November 1974	La Liga	[164]
165	Santillana (2)	3	Celta Vigo	4–1	15 March 1975	La Liga	[165]
166	Santillana (3)	3	Las Palmas	5–0	14 June 1975	Copa del Rey	[166]
167	Pirri (5)	3	Elche	5–2	28 November 1976	La Liga	[167]
168	Uli Stielike	3	Hércules	3–0	30 April 1978	La Liga	[168]
169	Juanito	3	Las Palmas	3–1	13 January 1980	La Liga	[169]
170	García Hernández	3	Athletic Bilbao	7–1	14 September 1980	La Liga	[170]
171	Juanito (2)	3	Salamanca	3–1¤	4 April 1981	La Liga	[171]
172	Santillana (4)	3	Racing Santander	5–1	24 October 1982	La Liga	[172]
173	Isidro Díaz	3	Real Sociedad	4–0	21 November 1982	La Liga	[173]
174	Santillana (5)	3	Sporting Gijón	6–0	4 May 1983	Copa del Rey	[174]
175	Santillana (6)	4	Real Zaragoza	5–3	22 June 1983	Copa de la Liga	[175]
176	Francisco Pineda	3	Badajoz	7–1	19 October 1983	Copa del Rey	[176]
177	Jorge Valdano	3	Espanyol	4–1	4 November 1984	La Liga	[177]
178	Emilio Butragueño	3	Anderlecht	6–1	12 December 1984	UEFA Cup	[178]
179	Jorge Valdano (2)	3	Elche	6–1	20 February 1985	La Liga	[179]
180	Emilio Butragueño (2)	3	Real Murcia	5–0	24 March 1985	La Liga	[180]
181	Míchel	3	Valencia	5–0	4 September 1985	La Liga	[181]
182	Jorge Valdano (3)	3	Cádiz	3–1	17 November 1985	La Liga	[182]
183	Santillana (7)	3	Celta Vigo	4–0	26 February 1986	Copa del Rey	[183]
184	Hugo Sánchez	3	Real Betis	6–2¤	21 September 1986	La Liga	[184]
185	Hugo Sánchez (2)	3	Sporting Gijón	4–0	30 May 1987	La Liga	[185]
186	Hugo Sánchez (3)	3	Sporting Gijón	7–0	6 September 1987	La Liga	[186]
187	Hugo Sánchez (4)	3	Espanyol	4–1¤	31 December 1988	La Liga	[187]
188	Míchel (2)	3	Sporting Gijón	5–1	12 February 1989	La Liga	[188]
189	Hugo Sánchez (5)	3	Logroñés	5–1¤	17 December 1989	La Liga	[189]
190	Hugo Sánchez (6)	3	Castellón	7–0	28 January 1990	La Liga	[190]
191	Hugo Sánchez (7)	3	Real Oviedo	5–2	5 May 1990	La Liga	[191]
192	Sebastián Losada	3	Odense	6–0	2 October 1990	European Cup	[192]
193	Emilio Butragueño (3)	3	Swarovski Tirol	9–1	24 October 1990	European Cup	[193]
194	Hugo Sánchez (8)	4	Swarovski Tirol	9–1	24 October 1990	European Cup	[193]
195	Fernando Hierro	3	Espanyol	5–1¤	1 December 1991	La Liga	[194]
196	Gheorghe Hagi	3	Athletic Bilbao	5–0	16 February 1992	La Liga	[195]
197	Fernando Hierro (2)	4	Espanyol	7–0	19 April 1992	La Liga	[196]
198	Fernando Hierro (3)	3	Torpedo Moscow	5–2	21 October 1992	UEFA Cup	[197]
199	Iván Zamorano	3	Sevilla	5–0	23 May 1993	La Liga	[198]
200	Iván Zamorano (2)	3	Barcelona	5–0	7 January 1995	La Liga	[199]
201	Raúl	3	Ferencváros	6–1	18 October 1995	UEFA Champions League	[200]
202	Davor Šuker	3	Real Sociedad	6–1	19 October 1996	La Liga	[201]
203	Davor Šuker (2)	3	Valencia	4–2	24 November 1996	La Liga	[202]
204	Davor Šuker (3)	3	Real Oviedo	6–1	23 February 1997	La Liga	[203]
205	Raúl (2)	3	Valladolid	3–2	7 February 1999	La Liga	[204]
206	Guti	3	Villarreal	4–0	14 April 2001	La Liga	[205]
207	Raúl (3)	3	Real Zaragoza	3–0	22 August 2001	Supercopa de España	[206]
208	Guti (2)	3	Pájara-Playas	4–0¤	10 October 2001	Copa del Rey	[207]
209	Raúl (4)	3	Gimnàstic Tarragona	4–2	18 December 2001	Copa del Rey	[208]
210	Fernando Morientes	5	Las Palmas	7–0	10 February 2002	La Liga	[209]
211	Fernando Hierro (4)	3	Real Zaragoza	3–1	24 March 2002	La Liga	[210]
212	Tote	3	San Sebastián	8–1¤	11 September 2002	Copa del Rey	[211]
213	Javier Portillo	3	San Sebastián	8–1¤	11 September 2002	Copa del Rey	[211]
214	Ronaldo	3	Alavés	5–1¤	1 March 2003	La Liga	[212]
215	Ronaldo (2)	3	Manchester United	3–4¤	23 April 2003	UEFA Champions League	[213]
216	Raúl (5)	3	Valladolid	7–2	13 September 2003	La Liga	[214]
217	Zinedine Zidane	3	Sevilla	4–2	15 January 2006	La Liga	[215]
218	Ruud van Nistelrooy	3	Levante	4–1¤	10 September 2006	La Liga	[216]
219	Ruud van Nistelrooy (2)	4	Osasuna	4–1¤	12 November 2006	La Liga	[217]
220	Rafael van der Vaart	3	Sporting Gijón	7–1	24 September 2008	La Liga	[218]
221	Gonzalo Higuaín	4	Málaga	4–3	8 November 2008	La Liga	[219]
222	Raúl (6)	3	Real Unión	4–3	11 November 2008	Copa del Rey	[220]
223	Raúl (7)	3	Sevilla	4–2¤	26 April 2009	La Liga	[221]
224	Gonzalo Higuaín (2)	3	Valladolid	4–1¤	14 March 2010	La Liga	[222]
225	Cristiano Ronaldo	3	Mallorca	4–1¤	5 May 2010	La Liga	[223]
226	Cristiano Ronaldo (2)	4	Racing Santander	6–1	23 October 2010	La Liga	[224]
227	Cristiano Ronaldo (3)	3	Athletic Bilbao	6–1	20 November 2010	La Liga	[225]
228	Karim Benzema	3	Auxerre	4–0	18 December 2010	UEFA Champions League	[226]
229	Karim Benzema (2)	3	Levante	8–0	22 December 2010	Copa del Rey	[227]
230	Cristiano Ronaldo (4)	3	Levante	8–0	22 December 2010	Copa del Rey	[227]
231	Cristiano Ronaldo (5)	3	Villarreal	4–2	9 January 2011	Copa del Rey	[228]
232	Cristiano Ronaldo (6)	3	Málaga	7–0	3 March 2011	La Liga	[229]
233	Gonzalo Higuaín (3)	3	Valencia	6–3¤	23 April 2011	La Liga	[230]
234	Cristiano Ronaldo (7)	4	Sevilla	6–2¤	7 May 2011	La Liga	[231]
235	Cristiano Ronaldo (8)	3	Getafe	4–0	10 May 2011	La Liga	[232]
236	Emmanuel Adebayor	3	Almería	8–1	21 May 2011	La Liga	[233]
237	Cristiano Ronaldo (9)	3	Real Zaragoza	6–0¤	28 August 2011	La Liga	[234]
238	Cristiano Ronaldo (10)	3	Rayo Vallecano	6–2	24 September 2011	La Liga	[235]
239	Gonzalo Higuaín (4)	3	Espanyol	4–0¤	2 October 2011	La Liga	[236]
240	Gonzalo Higuaín (5)	3	Real Betis	4–1	15 October 2011	La Liga	[237]
241	Cristiano Ronaldo (11)	3	Málaga	4–0¤	22 October 2011	La Liga	[238]
242	Cristiano Ronaldo (12)	3	Osasuna	7–1	6 November 2011	La Liga	[239]
243	Cristiano Ronaldo (13)	3	Sevilla	6–2¤	17 December 2011	La Liga	[240]
244	Cristiano Ronaldo (14)	3	Levante	4–2	12 February 2012	La Liga	[241]
245	Cristiano Ronaldo (15)	3	Atlético Madrid	4–1¤	11 April 2012	La Liga	[242]
246	Cristiano Ronaldo (16)	3	Deportivo La Coruña	5–1	20 September 2012	La Liga	[243]
247	Cristiano Ronaldo (17)	3	Ajax	4–1¤	3 October 2012	UEFA Champions League	[244]
248	Cristiano Ronaldo (18)	3	Celta Vigo	4–0	9 January 2013	Copa del Rey	[245]
249	Cristiano Ronaldo (19)	3	Getafe	4–0	27 January 2013	La Liga	[246]
250	Cristiano Ronaldo (20)	3	Sevilla	4–1	9 February 2013	La Liga	[247]
251	Cristiano Ronaldo (21)	3	Galatasaray	6–1¤	17 September 2013	UEFA Champions League	[248]
252	Cristiano Ronaldo (22)	3	Sevilla	7–3	30 October 2013	La Liga	[249]
253	Cristiano Ronaldo (23)	3	Real Sociedad	5–1	9 November 2013	La Liga	[250]
254	Gareth Bale	3	Valladolid	4–0	30 November 2013	La Liga	[251]
255	Cristiano Ronaldo (24)	3	Deportivo La Coruña	8–2¤	20 September 2014	La Liga	[252]
256	Cristiano Ronaldo (25)	4	Elche	5–1	23 September 2014	La Liga	[253]
257	Cristiano Ronaldo (26)	3	Athletic Bilbao	5–0	23 September 2014	La Liga	[254]
258	Cristiano Ronaldo (27)	3	Celta Vigo	3–0	6 December 2014	La Liga	[255]
259	Cristiano Ronaldo (28)	5	Granada	9–1	5 April 2015	La Liga	[256]
260	Cristiano Ronaldo (29)	3	Sevilla	3–2¤	2 May 2015	La Liga	[257]
261	Cristiano Ronaldo (30)	3	Espanyol	4–1¤	17 May 2015	La Liga	[258]
262	Cristiano Ronaldo (31)	3	Getafe	7–3	23 May 2015	La Liga	[259]
263	Cristiano Ronaldo (32)	5	Espanyol	6–0¤	12 September 2015	La Liga	[260]
264	Cristiano Ronaldo (33)	3	Shakhtar Donetsk	4–0	15 September 2015	UEFA Champions League	[261]
265	Cristiano Ronaldo (34)	4	Malmö	8–0	8 December 2015	UEFA Champions League	[261]
266	Karim Benzema (3)	3	Malmö	8–0	8 December 2015	UEFA Champions League	[261]
267	Gareth Bale (2)	4	Rayo Vallecano	10–2	20 December 2015	La Liga	[262]
268	Karim Benzema (4)	3	Rayo Vallecano	10–2	20 December 2015	La Liga	[262]
269	Gareth Bale (3)	3	Deportivo La Coruña	5–0	9 January 2016	La Liga	[263]
270	Cristiano Ronaldo (35)	3	Espanyol	6–0	31 January 2016	La Liga	[264]
271	Cristiano Ronaldo (36)	4	Celta Vigo	7–1	5 March 2016	La Liga	[265]
272	Cristiano Ronaldo (37)	3	Wolfsburg	3–0	12 April 2016	UEFA Champions League	[266]
273	Cristiano Ronaldo (38)	3	Alavés	4–1¤	29 October 2016	La Liga	[267]
274	Cristiano Ronaldo (39)	3	Atlético Madrid	3–0¤	19 November 2016	La Liga	[268]
275	Mariano Díaz	3	Cultural Leonesa	6–1	30 November 2016	Copa del Rey	[269]
276	Cristiano Ronaldo (40)	3	Kashima Antlers	4–2~	18 December 2016	FIFA Club World Cup	[270]
277	Cristiano Ronaldo (41)	3	Bayern Munich	4–2	18 April 2017	UEFA Champions League	[271]
278	Cristiano Ronaldo (42)	3	Atlético Madrid	3–0	2 May 2017	UEFA Champions League	[272]
279	Cristiano Ronaldo (43)	3	Real Sociedad	5–2	10 February 2018	La Liga	[273]
280	Cristiano Ronaldo (44)	4	Girona	6–3	18 March 2018	La Liga	[274]
281	Gareth Bale (4)	3	Kashima Antlers	3–1~	19 December 2018	FIFA Club World Cup	[275]
282	Karim Benzema (5)	3	Athletic Bilbao	3–0	21 April 2019	La Liga	[276]
283	Rodrygo	3	Galatasaray	3–0	6 November 2019	UEFA Champions League	[277]
284	Karim Benzema (6)	3	Celta Vigo	5–2	12 September 2021	La Liga	[278]
285	Marco Asensio	3	Mallorca	6–1	22 September 2021	La Liga	[279]
286	Karim Benzema (7)	3	Paris Saint-Germain	3–1	9 March 2022	UEFA Champions League	[280]
287	Karim Benzema (8)	3	Chelsea	3–1¤	9 March 2022	UEFA Champions League	[281]
288	Vinícius Júnior	3	Levante	6–0	12 May 2022	La Liga	[282]
289	Karim Benzema (9)	3	Valladolid	6–0	2 April 2023	La Liga	[283]
290	Karim Benzema (10)	3	Barcelona	4–0¤	5 April 2023	Copa del Rey	[284]
291	Karim Benzema (11)	3	Almería	4–2	29 April 2023	La Liga	[285]
292	Vinícius Júnior (2)	3	Barcelona	4–1~	14 January 2024	Supercopa de España	[286]
293	Vinícius Júnior (3)	3	Borussia Dortmund	5–2	22 October 2024	UEFA Champions League	[287]
294	Vinícius Júnior (4)	3	Osasuna	4–0	9 November 2024	La Liga	[288]
295	Kylian Mbappé	3	Valladolid	3–0¤	25 January 2025	La Liga	[289]
296	Kylian Mbappé (2)	3	Manchester City	3–1	19 February 2025	UEFA Champions League	[290]
297	Kylian Mbappé (3)	3	Barcelona	3–4¤	11 May 2025	La Liga	[291]

Records and statistics

As of 11 May 2025

Bold indicates a player who is currently active in Real Madrid.

By player

#	Player	Hat-tricks
1	Cristiano Ronaldo	44
2	Alfredo Di Stéfano	28
3	Ferenc Puskás	23
4	Karim Benzema	11
5	Pahiño	10
6	Manuel Alday	9
7	Hugo Sánchez	8
8	Fernando Sañudo	7
	Sabino Barinaga
	Santillana
	Raúl
12	Pruden	6
	Amancio
14	Pirri	5
	Gonzalo Higuaín
16	Gaspar Rubio	4
	Fernando Hierro
	Gareth Bale
	Vinícius Júnior
20	Santiago Bernabéu	3
	Juan Monjardín
	Uribe
	Jaime Lazcano
	Luis Regueiro
	Jesús Narro
	Pepillo
	Emilio Butragueño
	Jorge Valdano
	Davor Šuker
	Kylian Mbappé
31	Manuel Olivares	2
	Vilmos Kelemen
	Marcial Arbiza
	Chus Alonso
	Ramón Marsal
	Héctor Rial
	Paco Gento
	Ramón Grosso
	Juanito
	Míchel
	Iván Zamorano
	Ronaldo
	Guti
	Ruud van Nistelrooy
45	37 players	1

By nationality

#	Nation	Players
1	Spain	54
2	Argentina	6
3	Brazil	3
	France
5	Hungary	2
	Netherlands
7	Chile	1
	Croatia
	Cuba
	Dominican Republic
	Germany
	Mexico
	Portugal
	Romania
	Slovakia
	Togo
	Wales

Most hat-tricks by competition

Competition	Player	Hat-tricks
La Liga	Cristiano Ronaldo	34
European Cup / UEFA Champions League	Cristiano Ronaldo	7
Copa del Rey	Ferenc Puskás	6
Copa de la Liga	Santillana	1
Supercopa de España	Raúl
	Vinícius Júnior
Latin Cup	Paco Gento
European Cup Winners' Cup	Juan Planelles
UEFA Cup	Emilio Butragueño
	Fernando Hierro
FIFA Club World Cup	Cristiano Ronaldo
	Gareth Bale

See also

• List of Real Madrid CF records and statistics
• List of La Liga hat-tricks