Surprise team first
Girona FC continues its successful run in LaLiga. The surprise team won 5-1 (3-1) against struggling Sevilla FC on Sunday evening. The man of the game was scorer Artem Dovbyk, who countered the guests’ early lead through Isaac Romero (10th) with a hat trick in 6 minutes and 33 seconds between the 13th and 19th minutes. Viktor Tsygankov (56′) and Cristhian Stuani (89′) made everything clear in the second half.
The fastest hat tricks in the top 5 leagues
Serie A: Keita Baldé in 5:21 minutes
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On matchday 33 of the 2016/17 season, Baldé increased Lazio’s lead against US Palermo to 5-0 before half-time with a hat trick in 5:21 minutes, ending with a 6-2 win. To the match report!
LaLiga: Kevin Gameiro in 4:43 minutes
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On matchday 23 of the 2016/17 season, it looked for a long time as if Sporting Gijón could steal a point from Atlético Madrid – until Gameiro came along. In the final phase he increased the score to 4:1 in 4:43 minutes. To the match report!
Ligue 1: Loïs Openda in 4:31 minutes
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On the 27th matchday of the 2022/23 season, today’s Leipzig Openda scored a hat trick in 4:31 minutes in RC Lens’ 4-0 win at Clermont Foot 63 in the middle of the first half – he scored all the goals with his weaker left foot. To the match report!
Bundesliga: Robert Lewandowski in 3:22 minutes
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Lewandowski took VfL Wolfsburg apart all by himself on matchday 6 of the 2015/16 season and, after a 0-1 lead at half-time, scored five more times. He achieved a hat trick in 3:22 minutes. To the match report!
Premier League: Sadio Mané in 2:56 minutes
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On matchday 37 of the 2014/15 season, Mané initiated Southampton’s 6-1 win against Aston Villa from the 13th minute with a hat trick in an incredible 2:56 minutes. To the match report!
Girona leads the LaLiga table with 52 points from 21 games. Real Madrid are still one point behind after a 3-2 last-minute win against UD Almería, but have played one less game. The “Royals” are now seven points ahead of FC Barcelona, who also won 4-2 (1-0) at Real Betis Sevilla on Sunday evening.
In Seville, an injury-plagued Barcelona initially gave up a 2-0 lead. Ferran Torres (21st/48th) gave the guests the lead. Ex-Madrilenian Isco (56th/59th) quickly equalized before substitute João Félix (90th) saved Barça after an assist from Torres. The 23-year-old then made everything clear with his third goal (90th + 2). Barça coach Xavi helped the 16-year-old Pau Cubarsí make his starting debut.
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