List of Copa América hat-tricks

This is a list of all hat-tricks scored during Copa Américas; that is, the occasions when a footballer has scored three or more goals in a single football Copa América match. Scoring a hat-trick in a Copa América is a relatively rare event: only 69 hat-tricks have been scored in 751 matches in the 46 editions of the Copa América tournament. As CONMEBOL is a governing body of football (soccer), official hat-tricks are only noted when CONMEBOL recognises that at least three goals were scored by one player in one match.

The first hat-trick was scored by Arthur Friedenreich of Brazil, playing against Chile in the 1919 South American Championship; the most recent was by the Argentinian Lionel Messi, playing against Panama in the 2016 Copa América Centenario.

The only editions not to have at least one hat-trick scored were 1916, 1917, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1937, 1956, 1979, 1983, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999, 2001 and 2019. The record number of hat-tricks in a single Copa América tournament is five, which occurred during the following tournaments: 1926 South American Championship in Chile, 1942 South American Championship in Uruguay, 1945 South American Championship in Chile, and 1957 South American Championship in Peru.

Notable Copa América hat-tricks

List

Sequence
Player No. of
goals
Time of goals Representing Final
score
Opponent
Tournament Round Date
1.Arthur Friedenreich319', 38', 76' Brazil 6–0 Chile1919, BrazilFinal round11 May 1919
2.José Clarke310', 23', 62' Argentina 4–1 Chile1919, BrazilFinal round22 May 1919
3.Valdino Aguirre358', 77', 86' Argentina 4–3 Paraguay1923, UruguayFinal round29 October 1923
4.Pedro Petrone340', 53', 88' Uruguay 5–0 Chile1924, UruguayFinal round19 October 1924
5.Manuel Seoane341', 48', 74' Argentina 4–1 Brazil1925, ArgentinaFinal round13 December 1925
6.David Arellano415', 41', 80', 84' Chile 7–1 Bolivia1926, ChileFinal round12 October 1926
7.Gabino Sosa411', 32', 59', 87' Argentina 8–0 Paraguay1926, ChileFinal round20 October 1926
.Ceferino Ramírez368', 72', 88' Paraguay 6–1 Bolivia1926, ChileFinal round23 October 1926
8.Héctor Scarone59', 12', 28', 39', 81' Uruguay 6–0 Bolivia1926, ChileFinal round28 October 1926
9.Héctor Castro416', 23', 32', 72' Uruguay 6–1 Paraguay1926, ChileFinal round1 November 1926
10.David Arellano (II)321', 64', 71' Chile 5–1 Paraguay1926, ChileFinal round3 November 1926
11.Pedro Petrone318', 65', 81' Uruguay 9–0 Bolivia1927, PeruFinal round6 November 1927
12.Roberto Figueroa319', 67', 69' Uruguay 9–0 Bolivia1927, PeruFinal round6 November 1927
13.Lorenzo Fernández321', 29', 43' Uruguay 4–1 Peru1929, ArgentinaFinal round29 November 1929
14.Aurelio González355', 63', 69' Paraguay 5–0 Peru1929, ArgentinaFinal round16 November 1929
15.Herminio Masantonio310', 61', 81' Argentina 4–1 Peru1935, PeruFinal round20 January 1935
.Alberto Zozaya333', 75', 82' Argentina 6–1 Paraguay1937, ArgentinaFinal round9 January 1937
16.Teodoro Fernández36', 34', 77' Peru 5–2 Ecuador1939, Peru Final round15 January 1939
17.Severino Varela353', 55', 81' Uruguay 6–0 Ecuador1939, Peru Final round22 January 1939
18.Ismael Rivero39', 23', 87' Uruguay 6–0 Ecuador1941, Chile Final round9 February 1941
19.Juan Marvezzi53', 17', 28', 39', 59' Argentina 6–1 Ecuador1941, Chile Final round16 February 1941
20.Teodoro Fernández (II)325', 32', 48' Peru 4–0 Ecuador1941, Chile Final round23 February 1941
21.Sylvio Pirillo323', 63', 86' Brazil 6–1 Chile1942, Uruguay Final round14 January 1942
22.Severino Varela (II)316', 24', 29' Uruguay 7–0 Ecuador1942, Uruguay Final round18 January 1942
23.José Manuel Moreno512', 16', 22', 32', 89' Argentina 12–0 Ecuador1942, Uruguay Final round22 January 1942
24.Herminio Masantonio (II)454', 65', 68', 70' Argentina 12–0 Ecuador1942, Uruguay Final round22 January 1942
25.Sylvio Pirillo (II)312', 29', 76' Brazil 5–1 Ecuador1942, Uruguay Final round31 January 1942
26.Juan Alcántara328', 59', 81' Chile 6–3 Ecuador1945, Chile Final round14 January 1945
27.Guillermo Clavero313', 27', 39' Chile 5–0 Bolivia1945, Chile Final round21 January 1945
28.Atilio García31', 60', 83' Uruguay 5–1 Ecuador1945, Chile Final round24 January 1945
29.Norberto Doroteo Méndez314', 20', 40' Argentina 3–1 Brazil1945, Chile Final round15 February 1945
30.Ademir33', 10', 75' Brazil 9–2 Ecuador1945, Chile Final round21 February 1945
31.José María Medina41', 25', 30', 78' Uruguay 5–0 Bolivia1946, Argentina Final round29 January 1946
32.Zizinho44', 41', 46', 71' Brazil 5–1 Chile1946, Argentina Final round2 February 1946
33.René Pontoni340', 50', 82' Argentina 6–0 Paraguay1947, Ecuador Final round2 December 1947
34.Alfredo di Stéfano330', 62', 75' Argentina 6–0 Colombia1947, Ecuador Final round18 December 1947
35.Leocadio Marín322', 58', 69' Paraguay 4–0 Ecuador1947,Ecuador Final round29 December 1947
36.Nininho316', 39', 86' Brazil 10–1 Bolivia1949, Brazil Final round10 April 1949
37.Dionisio Arce310', 39', 47' Paraguay 4–2 Chile1949, Brazil Final round27 April 1949
38.Jorge Benítez430', 40', 41', 89' Paraguay 7–0 Bolivia1949, Brazil Final round30 April 1949
39.Ademir (II)317', 27', 48' Brazil 7–0 Paraguay1949, Brazil Playoff11 May 1949
40.Molina35', 55', 67' Chile 8–1 Uruguay1953, Peru Final round1 March 1953
41.Julinho418', 20', 42', 52' Brazil 8–1 Bolivia1953, Peru Final round1 March 1953
42.Enrique Hormazábal327', 47', 53' Chile 7–1 Ecuador1955, Chile Final round27 February 1955
43.Rodolfo Micheli45', p. 18', 64', 83' Argentina 5–3 Paraguay1955, Chile Final round2 March 1955
44.Ángel Labruna339', 71', 87' Argentina 6–1 Uruguay1955, Chile Final round27 March 1955
45.Javier Ambrois426', p. 29', 57', 74' Uruguay 5–2 Ecuador1957, Peru Final round7 March 1957
46.Humberto Maschio4p. 16', 23', p. 53', 85' Argentina 8–2 Colombia1957, Peru Final round13 March 1957
47.Didí320', 26', 44' Brazil 4–2 Chile1957, Peru Final round13 March 1957
48.Javier Ambrois (II)422', 48', 60', 75' Uruguay 5–3 Peru1957, Peru Final round23 March 1957
49.Evaristo541', 44', 45', 75', 86' Brazil 9–0 Colombia1957, Peru Final round24 March 1957
50.Miguel Angel Loayza34', 27', 42' Peru 5–3 Uruguay1959, Argentina Final round14 March 1959
51.Cayetano Ré31', 21', 50' Paraguay 5–0 Bolivia1959, Argentina Final round15 March 1959
52.Paulo Valentim362', 80', 89' Brazil 3–1 Uruguay1959, Argentina Final round26 March 1959
53.Pelé325', 60', 63' Brazil 4–1 Paraguay1959, Argentina Final round29 March 1959
.Paulo Pisaneschi329', 39', 60' Brazil 3–2 Paraguay1959, Ecuador Final round5 December 1959
54.José Sanfilippo38', 57', p. 89' Argentina 4–2 Paraguay1959, Ecuador Final round9 December 1959
55.José Sanfilippo (II)327', 89', 90' Argentina 4–1 Brazil1959, Ecuador Final round22 December 1959
56.Raúl Armando Savoy334', 53', 90' Argentina 4–2 Ecuador1963, Bolivia Final round20 March 1963
57.Luis Artime318', 65', 88' Argentina 5–1 Venezuela1967, Uruguay Final round25 January 1967
58.Leopoldo Luque312', 34', 66' Argentina 5–1 Venezuela1975First round3 August 1975
59.Daniel Killer38', 41', 62' Argentina 11–0 Venezuela1975First round10 August 1975
60.Arnoldo Iguarán38', 34', 50' Colombia 3–0 Paraguay1987, ArgentinaFirst round5 July 1987
61.Javier Saviola364', 75', 79' Argentina 6–1 Ecuador2004, PerúFirst round7 July 2004
62.Adriano345', 54', 67' Brazil 4–1 Costa Rica2004, PerúFirst round11 July 2004
63.Roque Santa Cruz330', 46', 80' Paraguay 5–0 Colombia2007, VenezuelaFirst round28 June 2007
64.Robinho3p. 36', 84', 87' Brazil 3–0 Chile2007, VenezuelaFirst round1 July 2007
65.Paolo Guerrero363', 89', 90+2' Peru 4–1 Venezuela2011, Argentina Third-place match23 July 2011
66.Paolo Guerrero (II)320', 23', 74' Peru 3–1 Bolivia2015, Chile Quarter-finals25 June 2015
67.Philippe Coutinho314', 29', 90+2' Brazil 7–1 Haiti2016, United States First round9 June 2016
68.Lionel Messi368', 78', 87' Argentina 5–0 Panama2016, United States First round10 June 2016
69.Eduardo Vargas444', 52', 57', 74' Chile 7–0 Mexico2016, United States Quarter-finals18 June 2016

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