BKMA II saw off Sardarapat 2 4-0 in the First League on Tuesday, moving further clear at the top of the table. The away side arrived in Yerevan second, four points behind the leaders, and left with a comfortable cushion. It was a straightforward evening for the visitors who showed little sympathy for their hosts' struggles.
Sardarapat had barely begun to find their feet this season, sitting twelfth after four games with just three points to show for their efforts. They'd managed a solitary win against Shirak II and suffered losses to Pyunik, Noah, and Olympia. By then, the pattern was becoming clear — they were not a side built to compete with the upper echelons.
BKMA II, meanwhile, had been in fine form. Four wins from five matches put them in contention for promotion, and they brought that momentum into the fixture. Their recent run included victories over Bentonit, Mika, Ararat-Armenia II, and Lernain Artsakh, with only a narrow defeat to Banants II interrupting their progress.
The visitors got over the line with authority, and the margin of victory reflected the gulf in quality between the two sides. Sardarapat have one foot in the relegation battle now, with a gap of nine points separating them from BKMA II in the standings.
The result means BKMA II extend their advantage at the summit, while Sardarapat's campaign continues to drift. It was not a spectacle, but it was a convincing display from the visitors who have been dominant in their approach this season.