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List of Germany national football team hat-tricks

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This is a list of hat-tricks scored in matches involving the Germany national football team.

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Hat-tricks for Germany and West Germany

Result
Lost the match
Drew the match
Date Goals Player Opponent Venue Competition Result Ref
18 June 1911
3
 Otto Dumke Sweden Sweden Råsunda Idrottsplats, Solna Friendly
4–2
 [1]
24 March 1912
4
 Julius Hirsch Netherlands Netherlands Z.A.C. Stadium, Zwolle Friendly
5–5
 [2]
1 July 1912
10
 Gottfried Fuchs Russia Russia Råsunda Idrottsplats, Solna 1912 Summer Olympics
16–0
 [3]
1 July 1912
4
 Fritz Förderer Russia Russia Råsunda Idrottsplats, Solna 1912 Summer Olympics
16–0
 [3]
13 January 1924
3
 Andreas Franz Austria Austria Club-Stadion im Zabo, Nuremberg Friendly
4–3
 [4]
26 June 1925
3
 Paul Pömpner Finland Finland Töölön Pallokenttä, Helsinki Friendly
5–3
 [5]
25 October 1925
3
 Otto Harder Switzerland Switzerland Stadion Rankhof, Basle Friendly
4–0
 [6]
18 April 1926
3
 Josef Pöttinger Netherlands Netherlands Rheinstadion, Düsseldorf Friendly
4–2
 [7]
20 June 1926
3
 Otto Harder Sweden Sweden Club-Stadion im Zabo, Nuremberg Friendly
3–3
 [8]
28 May 1928
3
 Richard Hofmann Switzerland Switzerland Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam 1928 Summer Olympics
4–0
 [9]
10 February 1929
4
 Georg Frank Switzerland Switzerland Rhein-Neckar Stadium, Mannheim Friendly
7–1
 [10]
23 June 1929
3
 Richard Hofmann Sweden Sweden Müngersdorfer Stadion, Cologne Friendly
3–0
 [11]
10 May 1930
3
 Richard Hofmann England England Deutsches Stadion, Berlin Friendly
3–3
 [12]
27 September 1931
3
 Richard Hofmann Denmark Denmark Eilenriedestadion, Hanover Friendly
4–2
 [13]
1 July 1932
3
 Richard Hofmann Finland Finland Töölön Pallokenttä, Helsinki Friendly
4–1
 [14]
22 October 1933
3
 Karl Hohmann Belgium Belgium Schauinsland-Reisen-Arena, Duisburg Friendly
8–1
 [15]
11 March 1934
3
 Karl Hohmann Luxembourg Luxembourg Stade Josy Barthel, Luxembourg City 1934 FIFA World Cup qualification
9–1
 [16]
11 March 1934
4
 Josef Rasselnberg Luxembourg Luxembourg Stade Josy Barthel, Luxembourg City 1934 FIFA World Cup qualification
9–1
 [16]
27 May 1934
3
 Edmund Conen Belgium Belgium Stadio Artemio Franchi, Florence 1934 FIFA World Cup
5–2
 [17]
7 October 1934
3
 Josef Fath Denmark Denmark Idrætsparken, Copenhagen Friendly
5–2
 [18]
27 January 1935
3
 Edmund Conen Switzerland Switzerland Adolf-Hitler-Kampfbahn, Stuttgart Friendly
4–0
 [19]
18 August 1935
3
 Ernst Lehner Finland Finland Grünwalder Stadion, Munich Friendly
6–0
 [20]
18 August 1935
3
 Edmund Conen Finland Finland Grünwalder Stadion, Munich Friendly
6–0
 [20]
4 August 1936
3
 Wilhelm Simetsreiter Luxembourg Luxembourg Poststadion, Berlin 1936 Summer Olympis
9–0
 [21]
4 August 1936
3
 Adolf Urban Luxembourg Luxembourg Poststadion, Berlin 1936 Summer Olympics
9–0
 [21]
27 September 1936
3
 Ernst Poertgen Luxembourg Luxembourg Grotenburg-Stadion, Krefeld Friendly
7–2
 [22]
16 May 1937
5
 Otto Siffling Denmark Denmark Olympic Stadium, Breslau Friendly
8–0
 [23]
24 October 1937
3
 Otto Siffling Norway Norway Olympic Stadium, Berlin Friendly
3–0
 [24]
18 September 1938
3
 Josef Gauchel Poland Poland Sportforum Chemnitz, Chemnitz Friendly
4–1
 [25]
15 October 1939
3
 Helmut Schön Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia Stadion Kranjčevićeva, Zagreb Friendly
5–1
 [26]
12 November 1939
3
 Franz Binder Bohemia Bohemia Olympic Stadium, Breslau Friendly
4–4
 [27]
26 November 1939
3
 Franz Binder Italy Italy Olympic Stadium, Berlin Friendly
5–2
 [28]
14 July 1940
3
 Fritz Walter Romania Romania Waldstadion, Frankfurt Friendly
9–3
 [29]
1 September 1940
6
 Wilhelm Hahnemann Finland Finland Bruno-Plache-Stadion, Leipzig Friendly
13–0
 [30]
1 September 1940
4
 Edmund Conen Finland Finland Bruno-Plache-Stadion, Leipzig Friendly
13–0
 [30]
20 October 1940
4
 Edmund Conen Bulgaria Bulgaria Grünwalder Stadion, Munich Friendly
9–3
 [31]
5 October 1941
3
 Hermann Eppenhoff Finland Finland Olympic Stadium, Helsinki Friendly
6–0
 [32]
5 October 1941
3
 Ernst Wilimowski Finland Finland Olympic Stadium, Helsinki Friendly
6–0
 [32]
16 August 1942
3
 Fritz Walter Romania Romania Beuthener Stadium, Bytom Friendly
7–0
 [33]
18 October 1942
4
 Ernst Wilimowski Switzerland Switzerland Wankdorf Stadium, Berne Friendly
5–3
 [34]
22 November 1942
3
 August Klingler Slovakia Slovakia Tehelné pole, Bratislava Friendly
5–2
 [35]
23 June 1954
3
 Max Morlock Turkey Turkey Hardturm, Zürich 1954 FIFA World Cup
7–2
 [36]
21 October 1959
3
 Uwe Seeler Netherlands Netherlands Müngersdorfer Stadion, Cologne Friendly
7–0
 [37]
20 September 1961
3
 Uwe Seeler Denmark Denmark Rheinstadion, Düsseldorf Friendly
5–1
 [38]
28 September 1963
3
 Uwe Seeler Turkey Turkey Waldstadion, Frankfurt Friendly
3–0
 [39]
9 October 1965
3
 Lothar Ulsaß Austria Austria Neckarstadion, Stuttgart Friendly
4–1
 [40]
8 April 1967
4
 Gerd Müller Albania Albania Stadion Rote Erde, Dortmund UEFA Euro 1968 qualifying
6–0
 [41]
21 May 1969
4
 Gerd Müller Cyprus Cyprus Georg-Melches-Stadion, Essen 1970 FIFA World Cup qualification
12–0
 [42]
21 May 1969
3
 Wolfgang Overath Cyprus Cyprus Georg-Melches-Stadion, Essen 1970 FIFA World Cup qualification
12–0
 [42]
7 June 1970
3
 Gerd Müller Bulgaria Bulgaria Estadio León, León 1970 FIFA World Cup
5–2
 [43]
10 June 1970
3
 Gerd Müller Peru Peru Estadio León, León 1970 FIFA World Cup
3–1
 [44]
22 June 1971
3
 Gerd Müller Norway Norway Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo Friendly
7–1
 [45]
8 September 1971
3
 Gerd Müller Mexico Mexico Niedersachsenstadion, Hanover Friendly
5–0
 [46]
26 May 1972
4
 Gerd Müller Soviet Union Soviet Union Olympic Stadium, Munich Friendly
4–1
 [47]
15 November 1972
4
 Gerd Müller Switzerland Switzerland Rheinstadion, Düsseldorf Friendly
5–1
 [48]
15 June 1976
3
 Dieter Müller Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia Red Star Stadium, Belgrade UEFA Euro 1976
4–2
 [49]
14 June 1980
3
 Klaus Allofs Netherlands Netherlands Stadio San Paolo, Naples UEFA Euro 1980
3–2
 [50]
23 September 1981
3
 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge Finland Finland Ruhrstadion, Bochum 1982 FIFA World Cup qualification
7–1
 [51]
18 November 1981
3
 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge Albania Albania Westfalenstadion, Dortmund 1982 FIFA World Cup qualification
8–0
 [52]
20 June 1982
3
 Karl-Heinz Rummenigge Chile Chile El Molinón, Gijón 1982 FIFA World Cup
4–1
 [53]
2 April 1997
3
 Ulf Kirsten Albania Albania Estadio Nuevo Los Cármenes, Granada 1998 FIFA World Cup qualification
3–2
 [54]
20 August 1997
3
 Oliver Bierhoff Northern Ireland Northern Ireland Windsor Park, Belfast 1998 FIFA World Cup qualification
3–1
 [55]
4 June 1999
3
 Oliver Bierhoff Moldova Moldova BayArena, Leverkusen UEFA Euro 2000 qualifying
6–1
 [56]
8 September 1999
3
 Christian Ziege Northern Ireland Northern Ireland Westfalenstadion, Dortmund UEFA Euro 2000 qualifying
4–0
 [57]
13 February 2002
3
 Miroslav Klose Israel Israel Fritz-Walter-Stadion, Kaiserslautern Friendly
7–1
 [58]
9 May 2002
3
 Oliver Bierhoff Kuwait Kuwait Dreisamstadion, Freiburg Friendly
7–0
 [59]
18 May 2002
3
 Miroslav Klose Austria Austria BayArena, Leverkusen Friendly
6–2
 [60]
1 June 2002
3
 Miroslav Klose Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia Sapporo Dome, Sapporo 2002 FIFA World Cup
8–0
 [61]
27 May 2004
4
 Michael Ballack Malta Malta Dreisamstadion, Freiburg Friendly
7–0
 [62]
18 August 2004
3
 Kevin Kurányi Austria Austria Ernst-Happel-Stadion, Vienna Friendly
3–1
 [63]
7 September 2005
3
 Lukas Podolski South Africa South Africa Weserstadion, Bremen Friendly
4–2
 [64]
6 September 2006
4
 Lukas Podolski San Marino San Marino Stadio Olimpico, Serravalle UEFA Euro 2008 qualifying
13–0
 [65]
10 September 2008
3
 Miroslav Klose Finland Finland Olympic Stadium, Helsinki 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
3–3
 [66]
2 June 2009
4
 Mario Gómez United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates Al-Maktoum Stadium, Dubai Friendly
7–2
 [67]
15 October 2013
3
 André Schürrle Sweden Sweden Friends Arena, Solna 2014 FIFA World Cup qualification
5–3
 [68]
16 June 2014
3
 Thomas Müller Portugal Portugal Arena Fonte Nova, Salvador 2014 FIFA World Cup
4–0
 [69]
13 June 2015
3
 André Schürrle Gibraltar Gibraltar Estádio Algarve, Faro/Loulé UEFA Euro 2016 qualifying
7–0
 [70]
11 November 2016
3
 Serge Gnabry San Marino San Marino Stadio Olimpico, Serravalle 2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
8–0
 [71]
10 June 2017
3
 Sandro Wagner San Marino San Marino Stadion Nürnberg, Nuremberg 2018 FIFA World Cup qualification
7–0
 [72]
19 November 2019
3
 Serge Gnabry Northern Ireland Northern Ireland Waldstadion, Frankfurt UEFA Euro 2020 qualifying
6–1
 [73]

Hat-tricks conceded by Germany and West Germany

Date Goals Player Opponent Venue Competition Result Ref(s)
14 April 1912
3
 Sándor Bodnár Hungary Hungary Üllői úti, Budapest Friendly
4–4
 [74]
3 July 1912
3
 Imre Schlosser Hungary Hungary Råsunda Idrottsplats, Solna 1912 Olympic Games
1–3
 [75]
26 October 1913
4
 Poul Nielsen Denmark Denmark Stadion Hoheluft, Hamburg Friendly
1–4
 [76]
23 November 1913
3
 Sylvain Brébart Belgium Belgium Stadion Broodstraat, Antwerp Friendly
2–6
 [77]
23 November 1913
3
 Jean Van Cant Belgium Belgium Stadion Broodstraat, Antwerp Friendly
2–6
 [77]
26 September 1920
3
 Ferdinand Swatosch Austria Austria Sportplatz Simmering, Vienna Friendly
2–3
 [78]
3 June 1928
3
 Pedro Petrone Uruguay Uruguay Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam 1928 Olympic Games
1–4
 [79]
7 September 1930
3
 Pauli Jørgensen Denmark Denmark Idrætsparken, Copenhagen Friendly
3–6
 [80]
28 September 1930
3
 József Takács Hungary Hungary Heinz-Steyer-Stadion, Dresden Friendly
5–3
 [81]
24 May 1931
3
 Anton Schall Austria Austria Deutsches Stadion, Berlin Friendly
0–6
 [82]
13 September 1931
3
 Matthias Sindelar Austria Austria Praterstadion, Vienna Friendly
0–5
 [83]
3 June 1934
3
 Oldřich Nejedlý Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia Stadio Nazionale PNF, Rome 1934 FIFA World Cup
1–3
 [84]
24 September 1939
3
 Gyula Zsengellér Hungary Hungary Üllői úti, Budapest Friendly
1–5
 [85]
12 November 1939
3
 Josef Bican Bohemia Bohemia Olympic Stadium, Breslau Friendly
4–4
 [86]
5 October 1941
3
 Henry Carlsson Sweden Sweden Råsunda Idrottsplats, Solna Friendly
2–4
 [87]
20 June 1954
4
 Sándor Kocsis Hungary Hungary St. Jakob Stadium, Basle 1954 FIFA World Cup
3–8
 [88]
28 June 1958
4
 Just Fontaine France France Ullevi, Gothenburg 1958 FIFA World Cup
3–6
 [89]
30 July 1966
3
 Geoff Hurst England England Wembley Stadium, London 1966 FIFA World Cup final
2–4
 [90]
20 June 2000
3
 Sérgio Conceição Portugal Portugal De Kuip, Rotterdam UEFA Euro 2000
0–3
 [91]
1 September 2001
3
 Michael Owen England England Olympic Stadium, Munich 2002 FIFA World Cup qualification
1–5
 [92]
26 May 2012
3
 Eren Derdiyok Switzerland Switzerland St. Jakob-Park, Basle Friendly
3–5
 [93]
17 November 2020
3
 Ferran Torres  Spain La Cartuja, Seville 2020–21 UEFA Nations League
0–6

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