List of FIFA Confederations Cup hat-tricks

Notable hat-tricks

• The first hat-trick was scored by Vladimír Šmicer of the Czech Republic, playing against the United Arab Emirates in the 1997 FIFA Confederations Cup; the final hat-trick was scored by Abel Hernández of Uruguay, netting four times against Tahiti in the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup.
• Spain's Fernando Torres became the first player to score hat tricks at two different FIFA Confederations Cups. He completed his first hat trick against New Zealand in 2009, while repeating that same feat in 2013 against Tahiti.
• Ronaldo and Romário both of Brazil are only players to score hat-tricks in the final match in 1997 against Australia in 6–0 victory.
• Aside from the first two King Fahd tournaments, where there weren't any hat-trick scored, only on three occasions were there no hat-tricks scored during an entire Confederations Cup tournament: in the 2001 edition in South Korea and Japan, the 2003 edition in France, and the 2017 edition in Russia.
• There have been two occasions when two hat-tricks have been scored in the same match : when Brazil defeated Australia 6–0 in the final match of 1997, Ronaldo and Romário both playing for Brazil, scored three goals each; and when Spain defeated Tahiti 10–0 in 2013, Torres scored 4 goals and Villa socored 3 goals both playing for Spain.
• Brazil and Spain are with most hat-tricks with 3 each.
• Tahiti holds record concerning most hat-tricks with 4 and also most goals of 13.
• The record number of hat-tricks in a single FIFA Confederations Cup tournament is four, which occurred during the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup in Brazil.

  List of FIFA Confederations Cup hat-tricks