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List of Brazil national football team hat-tricks

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Arthur Friedenreich, scorer of the first hat-trick for theBrazil.
Pelé, scorer of seven hat-tricks for theBrazil.

Since theBrazil national team's first internationalassociation football match in 1914, Brazilian players have scored three or more goals (ahat-trick) on 52 occasions. The first hat-trick was scored byArthur Friedenreich againstChile in 1919. The record for the most goals scored in a single international match by a Brazilian player is five, achieved only byEvaristo de Macedo againstColombia in 1957.[1]

Pelé holds the record for the most hat-tricks by a Brazilian player, scoring seven between 1958 and 1964,[2] one of which occurred in theWorld Cup finals. Besides Pelé, the only Brazilian players to have scored a hat-trick in a World Cup final tournament areLeônidas da Silva againstPoland in 1938 andAdemir de Menezes againstSweden in 1950. The most recent Brazilian player to score a hat-trick wasNeymar, who netted three times againstPeru in aWorld Cup qualifier on 13 October 2020.

Brazil has conceded at least 11 hat-tricks in its history, five of which came in matches against Argentina. One of the most notable hat-tricks was scored byPaolo Rossi during the1982 World Cup, eliminating Brazil from the tournament.[3]

Hat-tricks for Brazil

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PlayerDateGoalsOpponentVenueCompetitionResult[a]Ref
Arthur Friedenreich11 May 19193 ChileEstádio das Laranjeiras,Rio de Janeiro1919 South American Championship6–0[4]
Leônidas da Silva5 June 19383 PolandStade de la Meinau,Strasbourg1938 FIFA World Cup6–5[5]
Sylvio Pirillo14 January 19423 ChileEstadio Centenario,Montevideo1942 South American Championship6–1[6]
Sylvio Pirillo31 January 19423 EcuadorEstadio Centenario,Montevideo1942 South American Championship5–1[7]
Jair Rosa Pinto18 May 19443 UruguayPacaembu Stadium,São PauloFriendly4–0[8]
Ademir de Menezes21 February 19453 EcuadorNacional,Santiago1945 South American Championship9–2[9]
Zizinho3 February 19464 ChileEl Gasómetro,Buenos Aires1946 South American Championship5–1[10]
Nininho10 April 19493 BoliviaPacaembu Stadium,São Paulo1949 South American Championship10–1[11]
Ademir de Menezes11 August 19493 ParaguaySão Januário,Rio de Janeiro1949 South American Championship7–0[12]
Ademir de Menezes9 July 19504 SwedenMaracanã, Rio de Janeiro1950 FIFA World Cup7–1[13]
Julinho Botelho1 March 19534 BoliviaNacional,Lima1953 South American Championship8–1[14]
Chinesinho13 March 19563 Costa RicaMunicipal,Mexico City1956 Panamerican Championship7–1[15]
Larry13 March 19563 Costa RicaMunicipal,Mexico City1956 Panamerican Championship7–1[15]
Didi13 March 19573 ChileNacional,Lima1957 South American Championship4–2[16]
Evaristo de Macedo21 March 19573 EcuadorNacional,Lima1957 South American Championship7–1[17]
Evaristo de Macedo24 March 19575 ColombiaNacional,Lima1957 South American Championship9–0[18]
Pelé24 June 19583 FranceRåsunda,Solna1958 FIFA World Cup5–2[19]
Paulo Valentim26 March 19593 UruguayMonumental de Núñez,Buenos Aires1959 South American Championship (Argentina)3–1[20]
Pelé29 March 19593 ParaguayMonumental de Núñez,Buenos Aires1959 South American Championship (Argentina)4–1[21]
Pelé17 September 19593 ChileMaracanã, Rio de JaneiroCopa Bernardo O'Higgins7–0[22]
Pelé1 May 19603 United Arab RepublicAlexandria Stadium,AlexandriaFriendly3–1[23]
Pelé16 April 19633 ArgentinaMaracanã, Rio de JaneiroCopa Roca5–2[24]
Pelé28 April 19633 FranceOlympique de Colombes,ParisFriendly3–2[25]
Pelé6 February 19643 BelgiumMaracanã, Rio de JaneiroFriendly5–0[26]
Tostão10 August 19693 VenezuelaOlímpico de la UCV,Caracas1970 FIFA World Cup qualification5–0[27]
Tostão24 August 19693 VenezuelaMaracanã, Rio de Janeiro1970 FIFA World Cup qualification6–0[28]
Zico14 July 19774 BoliviaPascual Guerrero,Cali1978 FIFA World Cup qualification8–0[29]
Zico17 May 19793 ParaguayMaracanã, Rio de JaneiroFriendly6–0[30]
Zico22 March 19813 BoliviaMaracanã, Rio de Janeiro1982 FIFA World Cup qualification3–1[31]
Zico30 April 19863 YugoslaviaEstádio do Arruda,RecifeFriendly4–2[32]
Careca28 August 19894 VenezuelaMorumbi,São Paulo1990 FIFA World Cup qualification6–0[33]
Raí23 September 19923 Costa RicaWaldomiro Wagner,ParanavaíFriendly4–2[34]
Romário8 June 19943 HondurasJack Murphy Field,San DiegoFriendly8–2[35]
Ronaldo16 October 19963 LithuaniaEstádio Governador Alberto Tavares Silva,TeresinaFriendly3–1
Ronaldo21 December 19973 AustraliaKing Fahd,Riyadh1997 FIFA Confederations Cup6–0[36]
Romário21 December 19973 AustraliaKing Fahd,Riyadh1997 FIFA Confederations Cup6–0[36]
Élber14 October 19983 EcuadorRFK Stadium,Washington, D.C.Friendly5–1[37]
Ronaldinho1 August 19993 Saudi ArabiaJalisco,Guadalajara1999 FIFA Confederations Cup8–2[38]
Rivaldo7 September 19993 ArgentinaBeira-Rio,Porto AlegreFriendly5–1[39]
Romário3 September 20003 BoliviaMaracanã, Rio de Janeiro2002 FIFA World Cup qualification5–0[40]
Romário8 October 20004 VenezuelaPachencho Romero,Maracaibo2002 FIFA World Cup qualification5–0[41]
Ronaldo3 June 20043 ArgentinaMineirão,Belo Horizonte2006 FIFA World Cup qualification3–1[42]
Adriano11 July 20043 Costa RicaMonumental de la UNSA,Arequipa2004 Copa América4–1[43]
Ronaldinho18 August 20043 HaitiStade Sylvio Cator,Port-au-PrinceFriendly6–0[44]
Adriano4 September 20053 ChileEstádio Mané Garrincha,Brasília2006 FIFA World Cup qualification5–0[45]
Robinho1 July 20073 ChileEstadio Monumental de Maturín,Maturín2007 Copa América3–0[46]
Luís Fabiano19 November 20083 PortugalBezerrão,BrasíliaFriendly6–2[47]
Neymar10 September 20123 ChinaEstádio do Arruda,RecifeFriendly8–0[48]
Neymar5 March 20143 South AfricaSoccer City,JohannesburgFriendly5–0[49]
Neymar14 October 20144 JapanSports Hub,KallangFriendly4–0[50]
Philippe Coutinho8 June 20163 HaitiCitrus Bowl,OrlandoCopa América Centenario7–1[51]
Paulinho23 March 20173 UruguayEstadio Centenario,Montevideo2018 FIFA World Cup qualification4–1[52]
Neymar13 October 20203 PeruEstadio Nacional del Perú,Lima2022 FIFA World Cup qualification4–2[52]

Most Hat-tricks for Brazil

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PlayerHat-tricksFirst hat-trickLast hat-trick
Pelé724 June 19586 February 1964
Zico414 July 197730 April 1986
Romário48 June 19948 October 2000
Neymar410 September 201213 October 2020
Ademir326 February 19459 July 1950
Ronaldo316 October 19963 June 2004
Sylvio Pirillo214 January 194231 January 1942
Evaristo221 March 195724 March 1957
Tostão210 August 196924 August 1969
Ronaldinho21 August 199918 August 2004
Adriano211 July 20044 September 2005

Hat-tricks conceded by Brazil

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PlayerDateGoalsOpponentVenueCompetitionResult[a]Ref(s)
Manuel Seoane13 December 19253 ArgentinaEstadio Sportivo Barracas,Buenos Aires1925 South American Championship1–4[53]
Blagoje Marjanović16 March 19343 YugoslaviaStadion SK Jugoslavija,BelgradeFriendly4–8[54]
Ernst Wilimowski5 June 19384 PolandStade de la Meinau,Strasbourg1938 FIFA World Cup6–5[5]
Carlos Peucelle5 March 19403 ArgentinaEl Gasómetro,Buenos AiresCopa Roca1–6[55]
Norberto Doroteo Méndez15 February 19453 ArgentinaEstadio Nacional,Santiago1945 South American Championship1–3[56]
Oscar Míguez6 May 19503 UruguayPacaembu,São PauloCopa Río Branco3–4[57]
José Sanfilippo22 December 19593 ArgentinaModelo,Guayaquil1959 South American Championship (Ecuador)1–4[58]
Jacky Stockman24 April 19633 BelgiumHeysel,BrusselsFriendly2–4[59]
Jozef Adamec23 June 19683 CzechoslovakiaTehelné pole,BratislavaFriendly2–3[60]
Paolo Rossi5 July 19823 ItalySarrià Stadium,Barcelona1982 FIFA World Cup2–3[61]
Lionel Messi9 June 20123 ArgentinaMetLife Stadium,East Rutherford, New JerseyFriendly3–4[62]

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