Main pitch
4G surface with a covered spectator stand; also the Dutch national stadium pitch.
AAC's home pitches sit inside Sportpark De Eendracht in Amsterdam Nieuw-West, alongside the NRCA Stadium, a 5,000-capacity ground also used by the Dutch national XV and, for three seasons running, the Toyota Cheetahs in European cup rugby.
The National Rugby Centre Amsterdam (Nationaal Rugby Centrum Amsterdam) was completed in 1997 and opened by Erica Terpstra, then the Netherlands' Secretary of State for Sport. Two clubs call it home: AAC Rugby and ASRV Ascrum, alongside the Netherlands national XV. The administrative office of the Dutch Rugby Union sits in the same building.
The stadium hosts home internationals, the final of the Dutch top-division championship and the Amsterdam Sevens. It was planned through the 1980s and 1990s as Dutch rugby outgrew the federation's former offices in Bussum. The Hague, Amersfoort and Amsterdam were all candidate sites before De Eendracht was selected.
For three consecutive seasons (2023–24, 2024–25 and 2025–26), the NRCA Stadium has served as the European home venue of the Toyota Cheetahs, a South African professional rugby side in the EPCR Challenge Cup. EPCR's invited-team rules require the Cheetahs to be based in Europe; Amsterdam is that base, and the Cheetahs cite "record attendance and sell-out at the NRCA Stadium" as the reason for the multi-season arrangement.
| Season | Match | Date |
|---|---|---|
| 2023–24 | v Section Paloise | Sun 14 Jan 2024 |
| 2024–25 | v Zebre Parma · Round 3 | Sun 12 Jan 2025 |
| 2025–26 | v Stade Français Paris | Sat 13 Dec 2025 · 14:00 |
| 2025–26 | v Ulster Rugby | Sun 11 Jan 2026 · 14:00 · sold out |
4G surface with a covered spectator stand; also the Dutch national stadium pitch.
Floodlit, used for training and the lower XVs.
The social heart of the club, with a fully stocked bar and seating overlooking the pitches. Match days the place hums.
Under the stadium, used by the Netherlands national side; AAC players have access for strength, conditioning and injury prevention.
The club also runs targeted strength & conditioning sessions at partner training facilities elsewhere in Amsterdam.
Sportpark De Eendracht sits on former polder land in western Amsterdam. Besides AAC and Ascrum, the park hosts football clubs and facilities for American football, Australian football, cricket, handball, tennis, beach volleyball, padel, climbing and fitness, plus Spark United, a modern sports building opposite the National Rugby Centre that doubles as a ROC-Top satellite campus.
Sportpark De Eendracht is reachable by public transport and by car from central Amsterdam. Visiting clubs are welcome; match-day details (kit, kick-off, parking) are best confirmed with the match secretary.
Home games are open to all. Check the fixture list for the next one.