Greibanen

The **Greibanen** is a football stadium in Oslo, Norway. It is located in the Linderud district of the Groruddalen area. The address is Apalløkkveien 35. The ground serves as the home of Sportsforeningen Grei (SF Grei).

The pitch is green artificial turf.

The club was founded in 1919 by workers from the Apalløkka quarry. They built the stadium themselves. They excavated a disused quarry to create the pitch. 5,000 cubic meters of stone mass was removed to form the field.

The capacity is 1,200 spectators. This includes 230 seats. Some sources cite 1,500 total capacity. The stadium does not have a running track. It is equipped with floodlights. The playing surface is artificial turf. It is often referred to as "Grei kunstgress". This distinguishes it from the club's other facilities like the OBOS-hallen indoor hall and Ballbingen 5-a-side pitch.

The venue has hosted matches for SF Grei's men's and women's teams. It has also hosted Norwegian Women's Cup games. For example, the 2019 match between Grei and Kongsvinger drew 50 spectators. No specific all-time attendance record has been documented. The stadium has not undergone official renaming due to sponsorship. It is interchangeably called Grei kunstgress. The official website for the club is www.grei.no.