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Revision as of 15:10, 4 August 2021
A hat-trick or hat trick is the achievement of scoring three times in a game, or, more generally, another achievement based on the number three.
Hattrick (with no hyphen or space between words), the name chosen for the game by Björn Holmér, is based on this slang term used in sports.
Stats
The total number of these events is reported in each player's stats as Hattricks, and can be found below Career goals.
The stat can be monitored and sometimes a new record is achieved.
"The Chubagol" was the hattrick's record man when he retired in 2012, even though he was overtaken by the phenomenal "Apache" in 2015. In recent years, the Albion son Elias made everyone eat his dust!
| Notes: |
| Hattricks | Player | Age | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 205 | ![]() |
51 years and 74 days
| |
| 194 | ![]() |
70 years and 11 days | |
| 179 | ![]() |
94 years and 18 days | |
| 118 | 91 years and 71 days | ||
| 87 | ![]() |
41 years and 40 days | |
| 78 | 84 years and 73 days | ||
| 75 | ![]() |
83 years and 11 days |
See Also
- All Time Top Scorers
- Hattrick Records statistics




