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Armenian Premier League

Champions: Pyunik Yerevan

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ClubStadiumCityCapacity
Ararat YerevanVazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadiumopened 1935Yerevan1,106,300 people14,403
FC NoahMika Stadiumopened 2008Armavir38,635 people7,000
SevanMika Stadiumopened 2008Armavir38,635 people7,000
AlashkertNairi StadiumYerevan1,106,300 people6,800
FC UrartuUrartu Stadiumopened 2008Yerevan1,106,300 people5,000
Ararat-ArmeniaYerevan Football Academy Stadiumopened 2013Yerevan1,106,300 people1,500
BKMAYerevan Football Academy Stadiumopened 2013Yerevan1,106,300 people1,500
Pyunik YerevanYerevan Football Academy Stadiumopened 2013Yerevan1,106,300 people1,500
Capacity not recorded yet
Noravank–
VanCharentsavan City Stadiumopened 1970Charentsavan20,363 people–

Data coverage for Armenian Premier League โ†’

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