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Emmanuel Boateng and 40 players who have scored hat-trick against Barca in the past 91 years

Emmanuel Boateng was the last player to score a hat-trick against Barcelona in the La Liga and Pulse Sports has compiled all the La Liga hat-tricks against the champions as today Wednesday marks exactly two years since the Ghanaian scored thrice against the Catalans.
Emmanuel Boateng and 40 players who have scored hat-trick against Barca in the past 91 years
Emmanuel Boateng and 40 players who have scored hat-trick against Barca in the past 91 years

Boateng registered a hattrick to inspire his former side UD Levante to a 5-4 win over Barcelona on 13th May, 2018 in what became Barca’s only defeat all season in the La Liga.

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The hat-trick was the 41st bagged against Barcelona in the La Liga and the 1300th hat-trick in the annals of the Spanish topflight league which has been played since 1929.

Emmanuel Boateng aside from being the first Ghanaian to score a hat-trick against the Blaugrana’s is also the only African to register three goals in a single league game against the Catalans.

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Below is the full list of players who have recorded a hat-trick against Barca, their nationality, clubs and the years they achieved that feat.

No. Name of Player Nationality        For      Against        Results     Dates

1      Ricardo Gallart    Spain       Espanyol       Barcelona      4–0    19 January 1930

2       Jaime Lazcano   Spain     Real Madrid       Barcelona      5–1    30 March 1930   

3          Bata       Spain  Athletic Bilbao Barcelona      12–1   8 February 1931        

4          Cisco       Spain  Racing Santander      Barcelona      3–2    6 March 1932

5   Francisco Iriondo   Spain     Arenas             Barcelona      5–1    19 February 1933

6      Isidro Lángara  Spain      Oviedo          Barcelona       7–3    5 November 1933   

7  Guillermo Gorostiza  Spain    Athletic Bilbao      Barcelona      6–1    24 December 1933 

8      José Iraragorri  Spain       Athletic Bilbao   Barcelona      6–1    24 December 1933

9      Campanal I     Spain           Sevilla       Barcelona      3–1    20 January 1935   

10     Jaime Lazcano  Spain      Real Madrid       Barcelona      8–2    3 February 1935   

11     Fernando Sañudo Spain       Real Madrid    Barcelona      8–2    3 February 1935   

12     Francisco Gárate Spain     Athletic Bilbao     Barcelona      7–5    14 January 1940

13     Campanal I5    Spain           Sevilla       Barcelona      11–1   29 September 1940

14     Torrontegui    Spain           Sevilla       Barcelona      11–1   29 September 1940       

15     Victorio Unamuno Spain          Athletic Bilbao  Barcelona   6–3    16 November 1941        

16     Telmo Zarra    Spain           Athletic Bilbao       Barcelona      5–2    21 March 1943    

17     Antonio Chas4  Spain          Oviedo       Barcelona      6–0    14 January 1945   

18     Vicente Seguí   Spain         Valencia       Barcelona      3–4    31 October 1948   

19     Henry Carlsson Sweden        Atlético Madrid       Barcelona 4–1   6 November 1949        

20     Jesús Narro     Spain      Real Madrid       Barcelona      4–1    14 January 1951   

21     Enrique Buqué  Spain  Valencia       Barcelona      4–1    17 October 1954        

22     Mauro           Spain       Celta Vigo     Barcelona      4–0    1 December 1957

23     José Luis Artetxe       Spain  Athletic Bilbao Barcelona      4–1    2 March 1958   

24     Luis Aragonés   Spain  Oviedo Barcelona      5–3    30 April 1961   

25     Waldo4  Brazil  Valencia       Barcelona      6–2    19 November 1961

26     Ferenc Puskás  Hungary       Real Madrid    Barcelona      5–1    27 January 1963

27   Ferenc Puskás    Hungary       Real Madrid    Barcelona      4–0    15 December 1963 

28     Amancio Amaro Spain  Real Madrid    Barcelona      4–1    8 November 1964        

29     Carlos Diarte   Paraguay      Zaragoza      Barcelona      4–4    4 January 1976   

 30    Quini    Spain  Sporting     Gijón    Barcelona      3–1    26 November 1978        

 31     Quini   Spain  Sporting     Gijón     Barcelona      4–1    28 October 1979        

32     Manuel Sarabia Spain    Athletic Bilbao      Barcelona      4–1    21 December 1980 

33     Bartolomé Márquez Spain      Espanyol       Barcelona      5–3    20 April 1986   

34     Manuel Peña    Spain  Valladolid            Barcelona       4–2    20 December 1987 

35     Anton Polster    Austria Rayo Vallecano       Barcelona      3–3    20 December 1992 

36     Iván Zamorano   Chile  Real Madrid          Barcelona       5–0    7 January 1995   

37     Slaviša Jokanović       Serbia Tenerife       Barcelona      4–0    1 March 1997

38     Catanha        Brazil   Celta Vigo            Barcelona      3–3    2 December 2000   

39     Salva     Spain         Málaga                  Barcelona  5–1    3 December 2003   

40     Diego Forlán    Uruguay       Villarreal      Barcelona      3–3    22 May 2005   

41     Emmanuel Boateng     Ghana   Levante     Barcelona      5–4    13 May 2018

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