Has there been any game(s) since the premiership started where two players have scored hat tricks, either both
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there has i seem to remember arsenal winning 6-0 or 6-1 a few years ago pennant and pires both scoring hat tricks
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i havent been to too many games, but i've seen it done 3 times.\n\nin 1998 Valeri Kamensky of Colorado\nlast season i saw some guy from Edmonton do it, cant remember his name though\nand last week i saw a Nils Ekman of Pittsburgh score a natural hat trick in 4 minutes and 10 seconds!  FREAKIN AWESOME!!
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Saturday, 14 January 2006\nBarclays Premiership\nLiverpool v Tottenham\nSunday, 22 January 2006\nBarclays Premiership\nMan Utd v Liverpool
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It didn't....\n\nThe Premiership started in the 1992-93 season, but before that it was always called Football League Division One. The clubs in it started the Premiership in order to brake away from the control of the Football League and enable them  to negotiate their own TV deals with Sky.\n\nSo, after the split , what was once the old Football League Division Two effectively now became the  top division of the Football League..and was promptly re-named Division One (similarly Division Three now became Divison Two, and Division Four became Division Three)\n\nThen, a couple of years ago, in order to try and jazz it up and  make the Football League more marketable commercially, Division One was re-named again as "The Championship", Division Two was re-named as "League One", and Division Three re-named as "League Two".\n\nConfusing, ain't it?
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Robbie Fowler scored the fastest hattrick in the history of the Premiership when he achieve that feat against Arsenal on 28 August 1994 at Anfield, Liverpool. he scored all three goals in 4 minutes & 32 seconds as Liverpool won the match 3-0.
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Steven Gerrard 23 goals (League 10) (FA Cup 4) (Europe 7) (League Cup 1) (Charity Shield 1)\n\nFrank Lampard 20 goals (League 16) (FA Cup 2) (Europe 2)
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Two come to mind.\nVanDer Sar for Fulham against Liverpool  about three seasons ago. Ran Almost to the halfway line to intecept a ball and missed out to Litmanan.\n\nCantona and the Flying kick.
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Preston North End was the first team to achieve double, i.e winning the league & FA Cup in 1888-1889 season. they won the league ahead of Aston Villa with 40 points & beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 3-0 in the FA Cup final.
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if you are taking about the recognised comps today celtic is the answer. if not then tottenham in 1961 appeared in the fairs cup but pre war glentoran from northern ireland appeared in the european inter-cities cup.
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If you are asking what was the last year that two separate English clubs one both trophies it would be 1984\n\nTottenham - UEFA Cup\nBeat Anderlecht 4-3 in penalties\n\nLiverpool - Champions League\nBeat Roma 4-2 in penalties
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BRISTOL CITY beating bristol rovers after years of defeats.\n\nwith 4 minutes to go rovers missed a penalty,the ball went upfield and hit lowie donaue in the face and went in.\nbut that was enough the jinx was over.
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This answer is not permanent because both teams go out every season to outdo the other. As for this season, Celtic have clearly been the better side but last season it was Rangers.
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Well I think there has been more than one.\n\nSydney won an injucntion to get Andrew Dunkley to play in the 1996 Grand Final.\n\nI remember back in the 80s St Kilda took the AFL to court regarding transfer of a player who didn't want to move to Sydney.
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Robbie Earnshaw.The Welsh striker has scored hat-tricks against Charlton in the Premiership (2004-5), Gillingham in the First Division (2003-4), QPR in the Second Division (2002-3) and Torquay in the Third Division (2000-1).He's scored three against Leyton Orient in the League Cup (2003-4) and Bristol City in the FA Cup (2000-01), and for good measure also hit a hat-trick against Scotland in 2004
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There are three instances of 14 goals being scored in an English league game.\n\nAston Villa 12 - 2 Accrington.  12 Mar 1892.\nTottenham 10 - 4 Everton.  11 Oct 1958.\nManchester City 11 - 3 Lincoln City.  23 Mar 1895.\n\nThe first two were in the the top flight, the last one was in the 'Old 2nd Division'
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This never happened.  I looked at several accounts of the England games in the 1982 World Cup and I never saw anything suggesting that this happened.  Peter Shilton was England's keeper in the World Cup that year and his online biography didn't include this event.\n\nIf he had scored such a goal, it would have been on the "England's 50 Greatest Goals" list:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/England's_50_Greatest_Goals\n\nOther sources:\n\nhttp://web.ukonline.co.uk/ic.ic/worldcup82a.html\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Shilton
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Liverpool, when England beat Germany 5-1. Michael Owen got a hat trick, Steven Gerrard got one, as did Emile Heskey.