Who scored a hat trick in 3 minutes?

Any footballer who has scored a hat-trick is worthy of recognition from his fans and teammates. It is an extremely difficult milestone and one that the best in the world can boast of having achieved more than once in their careers.

Now, if we talk about the athletes who have more hat-tricks in their entire career we can find important names such as Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Robert Lewandowski or Zlatan Ibrahimovic. All huge players at their best and that left a mark in every single team they been through.

However, beyond the fact of scoring three or more goals in a match, there are cases of players who have done it in an unthinkable amount of time. In England, one of the thoughest leagues all over de world, a player broke the record for the fastest hat-trick in the history of the English competition. He did it in 2 minutes and 56 seconds. A record time.

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This is how Sadio Mané was immortalized in the history of the English Premier League after scoring three goals in just three minutes during a complicated match that the Senegalese was in charge of finishing off in the first moments of the game.

When did Mané score three goals in three minutes?

It was precisely in 2015 when the Senegalese was wearing the colors of Southampton. The match was against Aston Villa and the Senegalese had already scored three goals in 16 minutes, scoring the first in the 14th minute of the match. The information was confirmed by journalist Joe Prince-Wright and the Squawka portal.
 

The African thus broke the record for the fastest hat-trick, which was held by England's Robbie Fowler. The former Liverpool player scored three goals in four minutes and 33 seconds on August 28, 1994, in a match between the Reds and Arsenal.

Mané also made history by scoring the earliest Premier League hat-trick in 16 minutes, surpassing former Manchester United player Dwight Yorke's five-minute hat-trick on 25 February 2001.
Now, the Senegalese player is at Bayern Munich after a dream season with Liverpool and closing a memorable period with titles and individual accolades. It remains to be seen what the African can do with the German team in this new stage of his career.