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List of Wales national football team hat-tricks
This is a list of hat-tricks scored for the
Wales national football team
.
Date
Goals
Player
Opponent
Venue
Competition
Result
[a]
Ref(s)
25 February 1882
4
John Price
Ireland
Racecourse Ground
Friendly
7-1
[
1
]
11 April 1885
3
Herbert Sisson
Ireland
Ulster Ground
,
Ballynafeigh
1885 British Home Championship
8-2
[
2
]
3 March 1888
4
Jack Doughty
Ireland
Racecourse Ground
1888 British Home Championship
11-0
[
3
]
27 April 1889
3
Richard Jarrett
Ireland
Ulster Ground
,
Ballynafeigh
1889 British Home Championship
3-0
[
4
]
2 April 1906
3
Arthur William Green
Ireland
Racecourse Ground
1906 British Home Championship
4-4
[
5
]
23 November 1949
3
Trevor Ford
Belgium
Ninian Park
Friendly
5-1
[
6
]
20 April 1955
3
John Charles
Northern Ireland
Windsor Park
1955 British Home Championship
3-2
[
7
]
25 September 1957
3
Des Palmer
East Germany
Ninian Park
1958 FIFA World Cup qualifier
4-1
[
8
]
11 April 1962
4
Mel Charles
Northern Ireland
Ninian Park
1962 British Home Championship
4-0
3 April 1963
3
Cliff Jones
Northern Ireland
Windsor Park
1963 British Home Championship
4-1
25 October 1978
3
Ian Edwards
Malta
Racecourse Ground
UEFA Euro 1980 qualifier
7-0
19 May 1979
3
John Toshack
Scotland
Ninian Park
1979 British Home Championship
3-0
9 September 1992
3
Ian Rush
Faroe Islands
Cardiff Arms Park
1994 FIFA World Cup qualifier
6-0
18 February 2004
3
Robert Earnshaw
Scotland
Millennium Stadium
Friendly
4-0
[
9
]
Sources
"Welsh hat-trick hereos"
. WelshFootballOnline. 8 July 2010
.
http://www.welshfootballonline.com/players/hattrick.html
.
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Reflist
^
"Wales 7-1 Ireland"
. Welsh football data archive. 25 February 1882
.
http://www.wfda.co.uk/international_details.php?id=10
.
^
"Ireland 2-8 Wales"
. Welsh football data archive. 11 April 1885
.
http://www.wfda.co.uk/international_details.php?id=21
.
^
"Wales 11-0 Ireland"
. Welsh football data archive. 3 March 1888
.
http://www.wfda.co.uk/international_details.php?id=29
.
^
"Ireland 0-3 Wales"
. Welsh football data archive. 27 April 1889
.
http://www.wfda.co.uk/international_details.php?id=33
.
^
"Wales 4-4 Ireland"
. Welsh football data atchive. 2 April 1906
.
http://www.wfda.co.uk/international_details.php?id=84
.
^
"1946-49 results"
. WelshFootballOnline. 1946-49
.
http://www.welshfootballonline.com/results/res1946.html
.
^
"1950-59"
. Welshfootballonline. 1950-59
.
http://www.welshfootballonline.com/results/res1950.html
.
^
"Wales 4-1 East Germany"
. scoreshelf. 25 September 1957
.
http://scoreshelf.com/gjbb/en/Wales/1958fwcWAL_v_DDR
.
^
"Wales 4-0 Scotland"
. BBC Sport. 18 February 2004
.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/internationals/3496099.stm
.
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