List of I-League hat-tricks

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Since the inception of the Indian

Shillong Lajong
in 54 minutes.

Okolie has scored three or more goals 13 times in the I-League, more than any other player. Seven players have each scored hat-tricks for two or more different clubs: Okolie (

Pailan Arrows), Özbey (East Bengal and Dempo) and C. K. Vineeth (Prayag United and Bengaluru
).

Hat-tricks

As of 14 May 2024
Key
4 Player scored four goals
5 Player scored five goals
6 Player scored six goals
† Player scored hat-trick as a substitute
* The home team
Note: The results column shows the scorer's team score first
Player Nationality For Against Result Date Ref
Edu  Brazil
JCT
East Bengal
*		 3–1 30 November 2007 [1]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie  Nigeria
Churchill Brothers
*
East Bengal
 3–2 13 December 2007 [2]
Felix Chimaokwu  Nigeria
Salgaocar
*
Mohun Bagan
 4–5 22 December 2007 [2]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie4  Nigeria
Churchill Brothers
Salgaocar
*		 5–1 31 December 2007 [2]
Ranti Martins  Nigeria
Dempo
*
Sporting Goa
 4–1 13 January 2008 [2]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie4  Nigeria
Churchill Brothers
*
Mahindra United
 4–2 14 January 2008 [2]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie  Nigeria
Churchill Brothers
Vasco
*		 4–1 25 October 2008 [3]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie6  Nigeria
Churchill Brothers
*
Vasco
 9–1 20 February 2009 [4]
Baljit Sahni  India
JCT
*
Shillong Lajong
 5–1 4 October 2009 [5]
Muritala Ali  Nigeria
Mahindra United
Salgaocar
*		 4–1 18 October 2009 [6]
Muritala Ali  Nigeria
Mahindra United
Air India
*		 4–0 12 November 2009 [7]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie  Nigeria
Churchill Brothers
Chirag United
*		 4–2 7 March 2010 [8]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie4  Nigeria
Churchill Brothers
Mumbai
*		 5–1 18 December 2010 [9]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie5  Nigeria
Churchill Brothers
*
AIFF
 6–0 3 January 2011 [10]
Mandjou Keita  Guinea
Pune
*
JCT
 4–0 30 January 2011 [11]
Anil Kumar  India
Viva Kerala
*
Air India
 7–1 20 February 2011 [12]
Jeje Lalpekhlua4  India
Indian Arrows
Air India
*		 5–2 13 March 2011 [12]
Tolgay Özbey  Australia
East Bengal
Air India
*		 3–0 4 April 2011 [13]
Jeje Lalpekhlua4  India
Pailan Arrows
*
Mohun Bagan
 5–4 29 May 2011 [12]
Muritala Ali  Nigeria
Mohun Bagan
Indian Arrows
*		 4–5 29 May 2011 [14]
Ranti Martins6  Nigeria
Dempo
*
Air India
 14–0 30 May 2011 [15]
Beto4  Brazil
Dempo
*
Air India
 14–0 30 May 2011 [15]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie  Nigeria
Mohun Bagan
Pailan Arrows
*		 3–1 23 October 2011 [16]
James Moga  South Sudan
Sporting Goa
*
Salgaocar
 4–2 5 November 2011 [17]
Josimar  Brazil
Prayag United
*
Pune
 5–1 5 November 2011 [18]
Tolgay Özbey4  Australia
East Bengal
HAL
*		 8–1 23 November 2011 [19]
Henri Antchouet  Gabon
Churchill Brothers
*
Shillong Lajong
 6–0 17 December 2011 [20]
David Opara  Nigeria
Churchill Brothers
*
Sporting Goa
 5–0 28 December 2011 [21]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie  Nigeria
Mohun Bagan
Churchill Brothers
*		 3–2 15 January 2012 [22]
David Opara†  Nigeria
Churchill Brothers
*
Chirag United Kerala
 4–0 4 April 2012 [23]
Rohit Chand  Nepal
HAL
*
Pune
 4–6 10 April 2012 [24]
Gbeneme Friday4  Nigeria
Mumbai
HAL
*		 5–1 14 April 2012 [25]
David Sunday  Nigeria
Chirag United Kerala
East Bengal
*		 3–4 16 April 2012 [26]
C. S. Sabeeth  India
Pailan Arrows
Chirag United Kerala
*		 3–0 25 April 2012 [27]
Ranti Martins  Nigeria
Prayag United
*
Air India
 5–1 7 October 2012 [28]
Akram Moghrabi  Lebanon
Churchill Brothers
*
ONGC
 5–0 11 October 2012 [29]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie  Nigeria
Mohun Bagan
*
Sporting Goa
 3–1 4 November 2012 [30]
Ranti Martins5  Nigeria
Prayag United
*
United Sikkim
 10–1 10 November 2012 [31]
Bineesh Balan  India
Churchill Brothers
*
Sporting Goa
 8–4 16 December 2012 [12]
Chidi Edeh  Nigeria
East Bengal
Salgaocar
*		 4–1 5 January 2013 [32]
Koko Sakibo  Nigeria
Dempo
*
United Sikkim
 7–0 19 January 2013 [33]
C. K. Vineeth  India
Prayag United
Air India
*		 4–1 2 February 2013 [34]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie  Nigeria
Mohun Bagan
Sporting Goa
*		 5–1 7 April 2013 [35]
Josimar  Brazil
Salgaocar
*
United Sikkim
 9–0 13 April 2013 [36]
Ogba Kalu Nnanna  Nigeria
Sporting Goa
*
Shillong Lajong
 5–1 14 December 2013 [37]
Tolgay Özbey4  Australia
Dempo
Churchill Brothers
*		 4–1 28 March 2014 [38]
Yusif Yakubu  Ghana
Mumbai
*
Churchill Brothers
 4–2 13 April 2014 [39]
Cornell Glen  Trinidad and Tobago
Shillong Lajong
Mohammedan
*		 5–4 16 April 2014 [40]
Thongkhosiem Haokip  India
Pune
*
Shillong Lajong
 5–2 29 January 2015 [41]
Ranti Martins5  Nigeria
East Bengal
Dempo
*		 5–1 1 March 2015 [42]
Seityasen Singh  India
Royal Wahingdoh
*
Salgaocar
 4–2 3 May 2015 [43]
Cornell Glen  Trinidad and Tobago
Shillong Lajong
*
Bharat
 3–1 17 May 2015 [44]
Cornell Glen  Trinidad and Tobago
Shillong Lajong
*
East Bengal
 5–1 30 May 2015 [45]
Odafa Onyeka Okolie  Nigeria
Sporting Goa
*
Pune
 4–0 30 May 2015 [46]
Ranti Martins  Nigeria
East Bengal
*
Shillong Lajong
 4–0 9 February 2016 [47]
Darryl Duffy  Scotland
Salgaocar
DSK Shivajians
*		 3–2 14 February 2016 [48]
Ranti Martins  Nigeria
East Bengal
Aizawl
*		 3–2 12 March 2016 [49]
C. K. Vineeth  India Bengaluru*
Mumbai
 3–0 18 January 2017 [50]
Wedson Anselme  Haiti
East Bengal
Minerva Punjab
*		 5–0 29 January 2017 [51]
Bektur Talgat Uulu4  Kyrgyzstan
Churchill Brothers
*
Chennai City
 6–1 22 April 2017 [52]
Dudu Omagbemi4  Nigeria
East Bengal
*
Chennai City
 7–0 24 February 2018 [53]
Pedro Manzi  Spain
Chennai City
*		 Indian Arrows 4–1 26 October 2018 [54]
Willis Plaza  Trinidad and Tobago
Churchill Brothers
*
Shillong Lajong
 4–2 15 November 2018 [55]
Pedro Manzi  Spain
Chennai City
*
Shillong Lajong
 6–1 29 December 2018 [56]
Pedro Manzi  Spain
Chennai City
*		 Gokulam Kerala 3–2 4 January 2019 [57]
Pedro Manzi  Spain
Chennai City
NEROCA
*		 3–3 11 February 2019 [58]
Laldanmawia Ralte  India
East Bengal
*
Shillong Lajong
 5–0 14 February 2019 [59]
Aser Pierrick Dipanda  Cameroon
Punjab
*
NEROCA
 3–2 29 January 2020 [60]
Ninghtoujam Pritam Singh  India
NEROCA
*
TRAU
 5–0 8 February 2020 [61]
Fran González  Spain
Mohun Bagan
*
NEROCA
 6–2 14 February 2020 [62]
Clayvin Zuniga
 		 Honduras
Churchill Brothers
 Indian Arrows* 5–2 10 January 2021
Lukman Adefemi  Nigeria Real Kashmir NEROCA* 4–3 13 February 2021
Bidyashagar Singh  India TRAU Mohammedan* 4–0 5 March 2021 [63]
Bidyashagar Singh  India TRAU Real Kashmir* 3–1 10 March 2021
Sergio Mendigutxia  Spain NEROCA* Sreenidi Deccan 3–2 27 December 2021
Luka Majcen  Slovenia Gokulam Kerala* Kenkre 6–2 12 March 2022
Luka Majcen  Slovenia Gokulam Kerala* Sudeva Delhi 4–0 15 April 2022
Lalromawia  India Sreenidi Deccan* Gokulam Kerala 3–1 10 May 2022
David Castañeda  Colombia Sreenidi Deccan Sudeva Delhi* 3–0 14 December 2022 [64]
Juan Mera  Spain Punjab Sudeva Delhi 8–0 26 February 2023 [65]
Alexis Gómez  Argentina Sudeva Delhi* NEROCA 3–3 1 March 2023 [66]
Abiola Dauda  Nigeria Mohammedan* Sudeva Delhi 5–2 11 March 2023 [67]
Yash Tripathi  India Rajasthan United Delhi* 3–4 2 November 2023 [68]
Álex Sánchez  Spain Gokulam Kerala* Rajasthan United 5–0 9 November 2023 [69]
Lalrinzuala Lalbiaknia  India Aizawl NEROCA* 3–1 14 November 2023 [70]
Richardson Denzell  Ghana Rajasthan United TRAU* 5–4 22 December 2024 [71]
Eddie Hernández  Honduras Mohammedan* Rajasthan United 5–1 13 February 2024 [72]
Abdou Karim Samb  Senegal Churchill Brothers NEROCA* 3–2 8 March 2024 [73]

Multiple hat-tricks

Rank Player Hat-tricks
1 Nigeria Odafa Onyeka Okolie 13
2 Nigeria Ranti Martins 7
3 Spain Pedro Manzi 4
4 Nigeria Muritala Ali 3
Trinidad and Tobago Cornell Glen
Australia Tolgay Özbey
7 Brazil Josimar 2
India Jeje Lalpekhlua
Nigeria David Opara
India C. K. Vineeth
India Bidyashagar Singh
Slovenia Luka Majcen

Hat-tricks by nationality

Rank Nation Hat-tricks Last hat-trick
1  Nigeria 33 13 February 2021
2  India 15 10 May 2022
3  Spain 6 27 December 2021
4  Brazil 4 13 April 2013
 Trinidad and Tobago 15 November 2018
6  Australia 3 28 March 2014
7  Slovenia 2 15 April 2022
8  Cameroon 1 29 January 2020
 Gabon 17 December 2011
 Ghana 13 April 2014
 Guinea 30 January 2011
 Haiti 29 January 2017
 Honduras 10 January 2021
 Kyrgyzstan 22 April 2017
 Lebanon 11 October 2012
   Nepal 10 April 2012
 Scotland 14 February 2016
 South Sudan 5 November 2011

See also

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