Gkorytsa Field
Athens (Aspropyrgos), West Attica, Greece
Gkorytsa Field, Athens (Aspropyrgos), Greece — opened not identified in sources found, 5 rugby league games hosted, home of Greek national rugby league teams (men's and women's); also used for Athens-area domestic finals.
Ground facts
| Opened | not identified in sources found (Rugby League Project's own summary page for this venue carries no opened/capacity/floodlight/surface fields at all -- confirmed by directly checking the page -- so this appears to be a genuine data gap on the primary source rather than an omission here. Also referred to as "Gloritsa Field" and "Gkorytsa Stadium" in some sources, likely transliteration/informal-name variance rather than a documented rename.) |
| Home club | Greek national rugby league teams (men's and women's); also used for Athens-area domestic finals |
| Games hosted (rugby league, on record) | 5 |
| Top recorded crowd | 400 (400, shared by a 2014 European Championship C men's international and a 2022 Women's European Championship B match, both against Serbia-adjacent opposition.) |
| Years used | 2014–2024 |
| Location | Athens (Aspropyrgos), West Attica |
Name history
Rugby league history
Gkorytsa Field in Aspropyrgos, west of Athens, is the home venue for Greek national rugby league fixtures, hosting both men's and women's internationals. All 5 recorded matches are Greece Test or qualifier fixtures between 2014 and 2024, spanning the men's European Championship and the women's European Championship and Rugby League World Cup qualifiers. The ground also hosted the inaugural Greek Women's Grand Final (Aris Eagles v Attica Rhinos) in April 2023, preceded by a men's 9s tournament -- a domestic event not captured in the 5-match international log.
Sources
Data last verified: 11 August 2026.
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