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The Premier League record for most hat-tricks in the competition is currently held by Sergio Agüero (12), but a striker for Manchester City is attempting to overtake him. We take a look back at the players who have scored the most hat-tricks in the Premier League since it began in 1992.

While everyone is aware that Brian Deane scored the first Premier League goal, fewer people are aware that Eric Cantona, who was then at Leeds United, scored the first Premier League hat-trick during the same holy month of August 1992. After that, the newly formed English premier league had to wait until November to witness another triple crown, this time from Mark Robins of Norwich City. By the end of the 1992–93 season, there had been 14 in total, including one from 36-year-old Gordon Strachan, which would hold the record for the oldest Premier League treble for ten years until Teddy Sheringham, 37, took it over.

In football, a hat-trick’s symbolic meaning and significance never fade: the player receives extra credit if the hat-trick is “perfect,” meaning it includes a header, a left-footed goal, and a right-footed goal; these are the infrequent instances when a player goes on a rampage, scoring four or five goals in a row. There have been 361 hat-tricks scored in the first 30 Premier League seasons, or roughly 12 per season, although no player has yet to score two hat-tricks in the same season. Though five players have ever scored five goals in a single game, it makes sense that Sergio Agüero, the man who owns the record for the most hat-tricks in the Premier League, is the leader in that category.