List of Copa América hat-tricks

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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 63 hat-tricks have been scored in 725 matches in the 44 editions of the Copa América tournament. As CONMEBOL is the 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 the 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 Paolo Guerrero of Peru, playing against Bolivia in the 2015 Copa América.

The only editions not to have at least one hat-trick scored was 1916, 1917, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1937, 1956, 1979, 1983, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995, 1997, 1999 and 2001. 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

Sequence
 Player No. of
goals		 Time of goals Representing Final
score		 Opponent
 Tournament Round Date
1. Arthur Friedenreich 3 19', 38', 76' 23x15px Brazil 6–0  Chile 1919, Brazil — May 11, 1919
2. Edwin Clarcke 3 10', 23', 62'  Argentina 4–1  Chile 1919, Brazil — May 22, 1919
3. Valdino Aguirre 3 58', 77', 86'  Argentina 4–3  Paraguay 1923, Uruguay — October 29, 1923
4. Pedro Petrone 3 40', 53', 88'  Uruguay 5–0  Chile 1924, Uruguay — October 19, 1924
5. Manuel Seoane 3 41', 48', 74'  Argentina 4–1  Brazil 1925, Argentina — December 13, 1925
6. David Arellano 4 15', 41', 80', 84'  Chile 7–1  Bolivia 1926, Chile — October 12, 1926
7. Gabino Sosa 4 11', 32', 59', 87'  Argentina 8–0  Paraguay 1926, Chile — October 20, 1926
8. Héctor Scarone 5 9', 12', 28', 39', 81'  Uruguay 6–0  Bolivia 1926, Chile — October 28, 1926
9. Héctor Castro 4 16', 23', 32', 72'  Uruguay 6–1  Paraguay 1926, Chile — November 1, 1926
10. David Arellano 3 21', 64', 71'  Chile 5–1  Paraguay 1926, Chile — November 3, 1926
11. Pedro Petrone 3 18', 65', 81'  Uruguay 9–0  Bolivia 1927, Peru — November 6, 1927
12. Roberto Figueroa 3 19', 67', 69'  Uruguay 9–0  Bolivia 1927, Peru — November 6, 1927
13. Lorenzo Fernández 3 21', 29', 43'  Uruguay 4–1  Peru 1929, Argentina — November 29, 1929
14. Aurelio González 3 55', 63', 69'  Paraguay 5–0  Peru 1929, Argentina — November 16, 1929
15. Herminio Masantonio 3 10', 61', 81'  Argentina 4–1  Peru 1935, Peru — January 20, 1935
16. Teodoro Fernández 3 6', 34', 77'  Peru 5–2  Ecuador 1939, Peru — January 15, 1939
17. Severino Varela 3 53', 55', 81'  Uruguay 6–0  Ecuador 1939, Peru — January 22, 1939
18. Ismael Rivero 3 9', 23', 87'  Uruguay 6–0  Ecuador 1941, Chile — February 9, 1941
19. Juan Marvezzi 5 3', 17', 28', 39', 59'  Argentina 6–1  Ecuador 1941, Chile — February 16, 1941
20. Teodoro Fernández 3 25', 32', 48'  Peru 4–0  Ecuador 1941, Chile — February 23, 1941
21. Sylvio Pirillo 3 23', 63', 86' 23x15px Brazil 6–1  Chile 1942, Uruguay — January 14, 1942
22. Severino Varela 3 16', 24', 29'  Uruguay 7–0  Ecuador 1942, Uruguay — January 18, 1942
23. José Manuel Moreno 5 12', 16', 22', 32', 89'  Argentina 12–0  Ecuador 1942, Uruguay — January 22, 1942
24. Herminio Masantonio 4 54', 55', 68', 70'  Argentina 12–0  Ecuador 1942, Uruguay — January 22, 1942
25. Sylvio Pirillo 3 12', 29', 76' 23x15px Brazil 5–1  Ecuador 1942, Uruguay — January 31, 1942
26. Juan Alcántara 3 28', 59', 81'  Chile 6–3  Ecuador 1945, Chile — January 14, 1945
27. Guillermo Clavero 3 13', 27', 39'  Chile 5–0  Bolivia 1945, Chile — January 21, 1945
28. Atilio García 3 1', 50', 83'  Uruguay 5–1  Ecuador 1945, Chile — January 24, 1945
29. Norberto Doroteo Méndez 3 14', 20', 40'  Argentina 3–1 23x15px Brazil 1945, Chile — February 15, 1945
30. Ademir 3 3', 10', 75'  Brazil 9–2  Ecuador 1945, Chile — February 21, 1945
31. José María Medina 4 1', 25', 30', 78'  Uruguay 5–0  Bolivia 1946, Argentina — January 29, 1946
32. Zizinho 4 18', 65', 81', 81'  Brazil 5–1  Chile 1946, Argentina — February 2, 1946
33. René Pontoni 3 40', 50', 82'  Argentina 6–0  Paraguay 1947, Ecuador — December 2, 1947
34. Alfredo di Stéfano 3 30', 62', 75'  Argentina 6–0  Colombia 1947, Ecuador — December 18, 1947
35. Nininho 3 16', 39', 86'  Brazil 10–1  Bolivia 1949, Brazil — April 10, 1949
36. Ademir 3 17', 27', 48'  Brazil 7–0  Paraguay 1949, Brazil — May 11, 1949
37. Molina 3 5', 55', 67'  Chile 8–1  Uruguay 1953, Peru — January 3, 1953
38. Julinho 4 18', 20', 42', 52'  Brazil 8–1  Bolivia 1953, Peru — January 3, 1953
39. Enrique Hormazábal 3 27', 47', 53'  Chile 7–1  Ecuador 1955, Chile — February 27, 1955
40. Rodolfo Micheli 4 5', 18', 64', 83'  Argentina 5–3  Paraguay 1955, Chile — March 2, 1955
41. Ángel Labruna 3 39', 71', 87'  Argentina 6–1  Uruguay 1955, Chile — March 27, 1955
42. Javier Ambrois 4 27', 47', 53', 53'  Uruguay 5–2  Ecuador 1957, Peru — March 7, 1957
43. Humberto Maschio 4 16', 23', 53', 85'  Argentina 8–2  Colombia 1957, Peru — March 13, 1957
44. Didí 3 20', 26', 44' 23x15px Brazil 4–2  Chile 1957, Peru — March 13, 1957
45. Javier Ambrois 4 22', 48', 60', 75'  Uruguay 5–3  Peru 1957, Peru — March 23, 1957
46. Evaristo 5 41', 44', 45', 75', 86'  Brazil 9–0  Colombia 1957, Peru — March 24, 1957
47. Miguel Angel Loayza 3 4', 27', 42'  Peru 5–3  Uruguay 1959, Argentina — March 14, 1959
48. Cayetano Ré 3 1', 21', 50'  Paraguay 5–0  Bolivia 1959, Argentina — March 15, 1959
49. Paulo Valentim 3 62', 80', 89'  Brazil 3–1  Uruguay 1959, Argentina — March 26, 1959
50. Pelé 3 25', 60', 63'  Brazil 4–1  Paraguay 1959, Argentina — March 29, 1959
51. José Sanfilippo 3 8', 57', 89'  Argentina 4–2  Paraguay 1959, Ecuador — December 9, 1959
52. José Sanfilippo 3 27', 89', 90'  Argentina 4–1  Brazil 1959, Ecuador — December 22, 1959
53. Raúl Armando Savoy 3 34', 53', 90'  Argentina 4–2  Ecuador 1963, Bolivia — March 20, 1963
54. Luis Artime 3 18', 65', 88'  Argentina 5–1  Venezuela 1967, Uruguay — January 25, 1967
55. Leopoldo Luque 3 12', 34', 66'  Argentina 5–1  Venezuela 1975 First round August 3, 1975
56. Daniel Killer 3 8', 41', 62'  Argentina 11–0  Venezuela 1975 First round August 10, 1975
57. Arnoldo Iguarán 3 8', 34', 50'  Colombia 3–0  Paraguay 1987, Uruguay First round July 5, 1987
58. Javier Saviola 3 64', 75', 79'  Argentina 6–1  Ecuador 2004, Perú First round July 7, 2004
59. Adriano 3 45', 54', 67'  Brazil 4–1  Costa Rica 2004, Perú First round July 11, 2004
60. Roque Santa Cruz 3 30', 46', 80'  Paraguay 5–0  Colombia 2007, Venezuela First round June 28, 2007
61. Robinho 3 36', 84', 87'  Brazil 3–0  Chile 2007, Venezuela First round July 1, 2007
62. Paolo Guerrero 3 64', 89', 90'  Peru 4–1  Venezuela 2011, Argentina Third-place match July 23, 2011
63. Paolo Guerrero 3 20', 23', 74'  Peru 3–1  Bolivia 2015, Chile Quarter-finals June 25, 2015

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