List of Arsenal F.C. hat-tricks

This page is a list of the hat-tricks scored for Arsenal F.C.. Besides the instances of a player scoring three goals in a game, the list also includes games where a player has scored more than three goals.

No.	Player	Opponent	Goals^{[nb 1]}	Score^{[nb 2]}	Venue	Competition	Date	Ref
1	Humphrey Barbour	Lyndhurst	3	11–0	Manor Ground, London	F.A. Cup	5 October 1889	[1]
1	William Scott^{[nb 3]}	Lyndhurst	3	11–0	Manor Ground, London	F.A. Cup	5 October 1889	[2]
3	Charles Booth	City Ramblers	3	10–1	Invicta Ground, London	F.A. Cup	29 October 1892	[3]
3	Arthur Elliott	City Ramblers	3	10–1	Invicta Ground, London	F.A. Cup	29 October 1892	[4]
3	James Henderson	City Ramblers	3	10–1	Invicta Ground, London	F.A. Cup	29 October 1892	[5]
6	Billy Heath	Walsall Town Swifts	3	4–0	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	11 September 1893	[6]
7	Arthur Elliott	Ashford United	3	12–0	Manor Ground, London	F.A. Cup	14 October 1893	[7]
7	James Henderson	Ashford United	3	12–0	Manor Ground, London	F.A. Cup	14 October 1893	[8]
9	James Henderson	Crewe Alexandra	3	3–2	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	10 February 1894	[9]
10	Walter James Shaw	Middlesbrough Ironopolis	3	6–3	Paradise Ground, Middlesbrough	Football League Second Division	24 February 1894	[10]
11	Henry Boyd	Manchester City	3	4–2	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	29 September 1894	[11]
12	Patrick O'Brien	Burslem Port Vale	3	7–0	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	25 December 1894	[12]
13	Peter Mortimer	Crewe Alexandra	3	7–0	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	21 March 1896	[13]
14	Craig McGeoch	Gainsborough Trinity	3	4–0	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	18 September 1897	[14]
15	Craig McGeoch	Walsall	3	4–0	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	13 November 1897	[15]
16	David Hannah	Small Heath	3^{[nb 4]}	4–2	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	5 March 1898	[16]
17	Adam Haywood	Luton Town	3	6–2	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	31 December 1898	[17]
17	Fergus Hunt	Luton Town	3	6–2	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	31 December 1898	[18]
19	Ernest Cottrell	Blackpool	3	6–0	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	18 March 1899	[19]
20	Ralph Gaudie	Loughborough	3	12–0	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	12 March 1900	[20]
21	Bill Gooing	Gainsborough Trinity	3	6–1	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	27 September 1902	[21]
22	Tim Coleman	Burnley	3	5–1	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	27 December 1902	[22]
23	Tommy Briercliffe	Burton United	3	8–0	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	19 September 1903	[23]
24	Tommy Shanks	Leicester City	3	8–0	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	26 October 1903	[24]
25	Tommy Shanks	Lincoln City	3	4–0	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	7 November 1903	[25]
26	Tommy Shanks	Grimsby Town	4	5–1	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	19 December 1903	[26]
27	Tommy Shanks	Burnley	3	4–0	Manor Ground, London	Football League Second Division	29 February 1904	[27]
28	Tom Fitchie	Notts County	3	5–1	Unknown^{[nb 5]}	Football League First Division	17 December 1904	[28]
29	Sam Raybould	Bury	3	4–0	Manor Ground, London	Football League First Division	24 October 1908	[29]
30	Benjamin Albert Beney	Liverpool	3	5–0	Manor Ground, London	Football League First Division	10 February 1909	[30]
31	Charles Randall	Sunderland	3	3–0	Manor Ground, London	Football League First Division	18 November 1911	[31]
32	John Grant	Blackburn Rovers	3	5–1	Manor Ground, London	Football League First Division	22 April 1912	[32]
33	Stephen Stonley	Bradford Park Avenue	3	3–2	Park Avenue, Bradford	Football League Second Division	25 December 1913	[33]
34	Harry King	Grimsby Town	3	6–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League Second Division	14 November 1914	[34]
35	Charles Lewis	Leicester Fosse	3	6–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League Second Division	26 December 1914	[35]
36	Harry King	Wolverhampton Wanderers	4	5–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League Second Division	2 January 1915	[36]
37	Harry King	Merthyr Town^{[nb 6]}	3	3–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	F.A. Cup	9 January 1915	[37]
38	Harry King	Nottingham Forest	4	7–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League Second Division	24 April 1915	[38]
39	Henry White	Sunderland	3	3–2	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	20 September 1919	[39]
40	Bob Turnbull	Bolton Wanderers	4	5–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	26 December 1922	[40]
41	Bob Turnbull	Blackburn Rovers	4	5–0	Ewood Park, Blackburn	Football League First Division	1 January 1923	[41]
42	Bob Turnbull	Middlesbrough	3	3–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	10 March 1923	[42]
43	Harry Woods	Preston North End	3	4–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	6 December 1924	[43]
44	Jimmy Brain	Leeds United	4	6–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	20 December 1924	[44]
45	Jimmy Brain	Burnley	3	5–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	18 April 1925	[45]
46	Jimmy Brain	Cardiff City^{[nb 7]}	3	5–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	17 October 1925	[46]
47	Jimmy Brain	Everton	3	4–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	31 October 1925	[47]
48	Jimmy Brain	Bury	3	6–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	14 November 1925	[48]
49	Jimmy Brain	Everton	3	3–2	Goodison Park, Liverpool	Football League First Division	13 March 1926	[49]
50	Jimmy Brain	Sheffield Wednesday	4	6–2	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	23 October 1926	[50]
51	Jimmy Brain	Cardiff City^{[nb 8]}	3	3–2	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	1 January 1927	[51]
52	Jimmy Brain	Burnley	3	6–2	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	26 February 1927	[52]
53	Jimmy Brain	Derby County	3	3–4	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	4 February 1928	[53]
54	Jimmy Brain	Liverpool	3	6–3	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	7 March 1928	[54]
55	David Jack	Bury	4	7–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	30 March 1929	[55]
56	Jack Lambert	Grimsby Town	3	4–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	19 October 1929	[56]
57	Jack Lambert	Everton	3	4–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	8 February 1930	[57]
58	Jack Lambert	Sheffield United	3	8–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	12 April 1930	[58]
59	Dave Halliday	Leicester City	4	6–6	Filbert Street, Leicester	Football League First Division	21 April 1930	[59]
60	Jack Lambert	Bolton Wanderers	3	4–1	Burnden Park, Bolton	Football League First Division	1 September 1930	[60]
61	Jack Lambert	Sunderland	3	4–1	Roker Park, Sunderland	Football League First Division	13 September 1930	[61]
62	Jack Lambert	Birmingham City	3	4–2	St Andrew's, Birmingham	Football League First Division	27 September 1930	[62]
63	Jack Lambert	Middlesbrough	3	5–3	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	22 November 1930	[63]
64	David Jack	Chelsea	3	5–1	, London	Football League First Division	29 November 1930	[64]
65	Jimmy Brain	Blackpool	3	7–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	27 December 1930	[65]
65	David Jack	Blackpool	3	7–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	27 December 1930	[66]
67	David Jack	Grimsby Town	4	9–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	28 January 1931	[67]
68	Jack Lambert	Grimsby Town	3	9–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	28 January 1931	[68]
69	Jack Lambert	Leicester City	3	7–2	Filbert Street, Leicester	Football League First Division	5 February 1931	[69]
70	Cliff Bastin	Derby County	3	6–3	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	14 February 1931	[70]
71	Jack Lambert	Middlesbrough	3	5–2	Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough	Football League First Division	28 March 1931	[71]
72	Cliff Bastin	Blackpool	3^{[nb 9]}	5–1	Bloomfield Road, Blackpool	Football League First Division	10 October 1931	[72]
73	David Jack	West Ham United	3	4–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	14 November 1931	[73]
74	Jack Lambert	Liverpool	3	6–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	28 November 1931	[74]
75	Cliff Bastin	Darwen	4	11–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	9 January 1932	[75]
75	David Jack	Darwen	3	11–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	9 January 1932	[76]
77	Ray Parkin	Manchester City	3	4–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	30 January 1932	[77]
78	Joe Hulme	Sunderland	3	6–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	3 September 1932	[78]
79	Joe Hulme	Leicester City	3	8–2	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	29 October 1932	[79]
80	David Jack	Wolverhampton Wanderers	3	7–1	Molineux Stadium, Wolverhampton	Football League First Division	5 November 1932	[80]
81	Cliff Bastin	Sheffield United	3	9–2	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	24 December 1932	[81]
81	Jack Lambert	Sheffield United	5	9–2	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	24 December 1932	[82]
83	Ernie Coleman	Bolton Wanderers	3	4–0	Burnden Park, Bolton	Football League First Division	1 February 1933	[83]
84	Ernie Coleman	Blackburn Rovers	3	8–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	25 February 1933	[84]
85	Joe Hulme	Middlesbrough	3	4–3	Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough	Football League First Division	8 April 1933	[85]
86	Ray Bowden	Liverpool	3	8–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	1 September 1934	[86]
86	Ted Drake	Liverpool	3	8–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	1 September 1934	[87]
88	Ted Drake	Birmingham City	4	5–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	29 September 1934	[88]
89	Ted Drake	Tottenham Hotspur	3	5–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	20 October 1934	[89]
90	Ted Drake	Chelsea	4	5–2	Stamford Bridge, London	Football League First Division	24 November 1934	[90]
91	Ted Drake	Wolverhampton Wanderers	4	7–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	1 December 1934	[91]
92	Joe Hulme	Leicester City	3	8–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	15 December 1934	[92]
93	Alex James	Sheffield Wednesday	3	4–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	2 February 1935	[93]
94	Ted Drake	Middlesbrough	4	8–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	19 April 1935	[94]
95	John Milne	Grimsby Town	3	6–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	11 September 1935	[95]
96	Ray Bowden	Blackburn Rovers	3	5–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	5 October 1935	[96]
97	Ted Drake	Aston Villa	7	7–1	Villa Park, Birmingham	Football League First Division	14 December 1935	[97]
98	Robert Davidson	Portsmouth	4	5–1	Fratton Park, Portsmouth	Football League First Division	12 December 1936	[98]
99	Ted Drake	Bolton Wanderers	4	5–0	Burnden Park, Bolton	Football League First Division	1 January 1937	[99]
100	Ted Drake	Burnley	4	7–1	Turf Moor, Burnley	F.A. Cup	20 February 1937	[100]
101	Alfred Kirchen	Grimsby Town	3	3–1	Blundell Park, Cleethorpes	Football League First Division	27 February 1937	[101]
102	Ted Drake	Everton	3	4–1	Goodison Park, Liverpool	Football League First Division	28 August 1937	[102]
103	Ronnie Rooke	Manchester United	3	6–2	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	1 February 1947	[103]
104	Reg Lewis	Preston North End	3	4–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	15 March 1947	[104]
105	Ronnie Rooke	Middlesbrough	4^{[nb 10]}	4–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	12 April 1947	[105]
106	Reg Lewis	Grimsby Town	4	5–3	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	26 April 1947	[106]
107	Reg Lewis	Charlton Athletic	4	6–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	3 September 1947	[107]
108	Ronnie Rooke	Middlesbrough	3	7–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	26 March 1948	[108]
109	Ronnie Rooke	Grimsby Town	4	8–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	1 May 1948	[109]
110	Ronnie Rooke	Huddersfield Town	3	3–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	18 December 1948	[110]
111	Don Roper	Newcastle United	3	3–0	St James Park, Newcastle	Football League First Division	29 October 1949	[111]
112	Doug Lishman	Stoke City	3	5–2	Victoria Ground, Stoke-on-Trent	Football League First Division	6 May 1950	[112]
113	Peter Goring	Huddersfield Town	3	6–2	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	16 September 1950	[113]
114	Doug Lishman	Sunderland	4	5–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	11 November 1950	[114]
115	Doug Lishman	Fulham	3	5–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	25 November 1950	[115]
116	Doug Lishman	Sunderland	3	3–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	1 September 1951	[116]
117	Doug Lishman	Fulham	3	4–3	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	27 October 1951	[117]
118	Doug Lishman	West Bromwich Albion	3	6–3	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	10 November 1951	[118]
119	Doug Lishman	Bolton Wanderers	3	4–2	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	24 November 1951	[119]
120	Reg Lewis	Barnsley	3	4–0	Arsenal Stadium, London	F.A. Cup	2 February 1952	[120]
121	Cliff Holton	Liverpool	3	5–1	Anfield, Liverpool	Football League First Division	15 November 1952	[121]
122	Cliff Holton	Sheffield Wednesday	4	4–1	Hillsborough Stadium, Sheffield	Football League First Division	2 March 1953	[122]
123	Doug Lishman	Stoke City	3	3–1	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	18 April 1953	[123]
124	Ben Marden	Charlton Athletic	3	5–1	The Valley, London	Football League First Division	24 October 1953	[124]
125	Cliff Holton	Bolton Wanderers	3	4–3	Arsenal Stadium, London	Football League First Division	14 November 1953	[125]

Notes

↑ Goals column is sorted by the time difference between the first and the third goal.
↑ Arsenal's score is shown first. Scores are sorted by goal difference and number of goals in the match.
↑ Nationality unknown
↑ One of Hannah's goals was a successfully converted penalty kick.
↑ It is likely that the match was held at Trent Bridge, Notts County's usual home stadium, however the club would occasionally at other venues when their schedule clashed with Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club, who owned the Stadium.
↑ Despite being located in Wales, Merthyr Town competed in the English league system.
↑ Despite being located in Wales, Cardiff City compete in the English league system.
↑ Despite being located in Wales, Cardiff City compete in the English league system.
↑ One of Bastin's goals was a successfully converted penalty kick.
↑ One of Rooke's goals was a successfully converted penalty kick.

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[1] Goals column is sorted by the time difference between the first and the third goal.

[2] Arsenal's score is shown first. Scores are sorted by goal difference and number of goals in the match.

[3] Nationality unknown

[4] One of Hannah's goals was a successfully converted penalty kick.

[5] It is likely that the match was held at Trent Bridge, Notts County's usual home stadium, however the club would occasionally at other venues when their schedule clashed with Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club, who owned the Stadium.

[6] Despite being located in Wales, Merthyr Town competed in the English league system.

[7] Despite being located in Wales, Cardiff City compete in the English league system.

[8] Despite being located in Wales, Cardiff City compete in the English league system.

[9] One of Bastin's goals was a successfully converted penalty kick.

[10] One of Rooke's goals was a successfully converted penalty kick.

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