Main Arena Pyunik Training Centre

Behind the Tsitsernakaberd Highway, on ground that once belonged to the Kilikia Football School, the training centre of Pyunik keeps a stadium that most visitors to Yerevan never see. The school gave way to the complex in 2004, and the name it carries now — Main Arena — is a description rather than a title: the site also holds two full-size grass fields, two seven-a-side pitches and two for five-a-side.

What happens here is the work that precedes matchdays elsewhere. The senior squad trains on the site, the club's academy is based here, and Pyunik-2 plays its home fixtures on the main pitch. That is the whole of its fixture list. No cup finals, no senior internationals, no concerts — the arena was not built to receive them, and it has not been asked to.

Floodlights allow evening sessions and evening kick-offs. Crowds are counted in dozens rather than thousands; reports from 2019 record up to six hundred people watching.

The complex belongs to Ruben Hayrapetyan , who also owns the club.