Betimate rapide

Popular Leagues

UEFA Nations League
Angleterre (18)
- FA Cup
- Premier League (10)
- Championship (1)
- League 1 (1)
- League 2 (1)
- National League
- National League North
- National League South
- EFL Trophy
- Premier League 2
- Championship Women
- Development League 2
- FA Cup Women
- FA Trophy
- FA Vase
- Isthmian Division One North
- Isthmian Division One South
- Isthmian Premier Division
- National League Cup
- Northern League Division One
- Northern Premier League
- Reserve Matches
- Southern Premier League Central
- Southern Premier League South
- Super League Women
- U21 Premier League Cup
- Northern Ireland Championship
- Northern Ireland Championship Women (1)
- Northern Ireland Cup
- Northern Ireland Intermediate Cup
- Northern Ireland League Cup Women
- Northern Ireland Play-Offs
- Northern Ireland Premier
- Northern Ireland Premier Intermediate League
- Northern Ireland Premier League Women (4)
- Northern Ireland Reserve League
- Scotland Regional Cup
- Wales League Cup Women
Ligue des Champions (1)
Ligue Europa UEFA
Espagne (78)
- La Liga (10)
- Segunda (11)
- Tercera Group 1 (2)
- Tercera Group 2 (2)
- Tercera Group 3 (2)
- Tercera Group 4 (2)
- Tercera Group 5 (2)
- Tercera Group 6 (2)
- Tercera Group 7 (2)
- Tercera Group 8 (2)
- Tercera Group 9 (2)
- Tercera Group 10 (2)
- Tercera Group 11 (2)
- Tercera Group 12 (2)
- Tercera Group 13 (2)
- Tercera Group 14 (2)
- Tercera Group 15 (2)
- Tercera Group 16 (2)
- Tercera Group 17 (2)
- Tercera Group 18 (2)
- Youth League
- Copa De La Reina (1)
- Copa del Rey
- Kings League - 40 mins play
- Primera Division RFEF Group 1 (10)
- Primera Division RFEF Group 2 (10)
- Primera Federacion Women
- Primera Women
- Queens League - 40 mins play
- Regional Cup
- Regional League
- Regional League Play-Offs
- Segunda Division RFEF Group 1
- Segunda Division RFEF Group 2
- Segunda Division RFEF Group 3
- Segunda Division RFEF Group 4
- Segunda Division RFEF Group 5
- Segunda Division RFEF Play-Offs
- Segunda Federacion Women
- Tercera - Play-Offs
- Tercera Federacion Women
- Women Regional League
- Women Segunda Play-Offs
États-Unis (800)
- MLS (16)
- MLS Play-Offs
- UPSL
- MLS is Back Tournament
- MLS Next Pro League (53)
- NISA
- NPSL (185)
- NWSL Women (6)
- US Open Cup (1)
- USL Championship (40)
- USL League One (6)
- USL League One Cup (2)
- USL League Two (414)
- USL Super League Women
- USL W-League Women (73)
- WPSL Women (4)
Allemagne (81)
- Bundesliga
- Bundesliga II
- DFB Pokal (1)
- Regionalliga Bayern
- Regionalliga North
- Regionalliga North East
- Regionalliga South West
- Regionalliga West
- Oberliga Baden-Wuerttemberg (9)
- Oberliga Bayern North
- Oberliga Bayern South
- Oberliga Bremen
- Oberliga Hamburg
- Oberliga Hessen (10)
- Oberliga Mittelrhein (8)
- Oberliga Niederrhein (9)
- Oberliga Niedersachsen
- Oberliga NOFV Nord (8)
- Oberliga NOFV Sud (8)
- Oberliga Rheinland-Pfalz/Saar (5)
- Oberliga Schleswig-Holstein
- Oberliga Westfalen (8)
- 3. Liga
- Bundesliga II Play-Offs (2)
- Bundesliga II Women
- Bundesliga Play-Offs (1)
- Bundesliga U19
- Bundesliga Women
- DFB Pokal Women
- Oberliga Play-Offs (5)
- Regionalliga Play-Offs (6)
- U19 Cup (1)
Italie (22)
- Ligue 1 (10)
- Serie B
- Serie C Group A
- Serie C Group B
- Serie C Group C
- Campionato Nazionale
- Campionato Primavera 1 (2)
- Campionato Primavera 2 (2)
- Serie D
- Coupe d'Italie
- Coppa Italia Women
- Campionato Primavera 3
- Campionato Primavera 4
- Serie A Women
- Serie B Play-Offs (2)
- Serie B Women
- Serie C Play-Offs (2)
- Serie C Super Cup
- Serie D Play-Offs (4)
- U19 League Women
France (5)
- Ligue 1
- Ligue 2
- National
- National 2
- National 3
- Cup (1)
- Cup Women
- Division 2 Women
- Ligue 1 Play-Offs
- Ligue 2 Play-Offs (2)
- U19 League (2)
- U19 League Women
- Division 1 Women
Pays-Bas (15)
- Eredivisie
- Eerste Divisie
- Cup
- Youth Eredivisie
- Holland Eredivisie Play-Offs
- Cup Women
- Derde Divisie
- Eredivisie Play-Offs (2)
- Eredivisie Women
- Tweede Divisie (9)
- U21 League (4)
- Youth Jupiler League
Écosse (2)
- Premiership
- Championship
- League One
- League Two
- FA Cup (1)
- Championship Play-Offs
- League One Play-Offs
- League Two Play-Offs
- Premier League Women
- Premiership Play-Offs (1)
- Reserve Cup
- Women FA Cup
A-League Australie (2)
J-League (10)
Japan J2-League (10)
Indonesia Liga 1 (9)
Ligue 1 (6)
Israel Premier League (3)
Colombia Primera A (10)
Colombia Primera B (4)
Esport (38)
- Esoccer Adriatic League - 10 mins play (2)
- Esoccer Battle - 8 mins play
- Esoccer GT Leagues - 12 mins play
- Esoccer GT Leagues – 12 mins play (36)
- Esoccer GT Leagues – 12 mins play (2022)

Other Leagues

Alashkert FC

Alashkert FC
Armenia Premier League Prédiction
L L W L D D D L L D
10th place
Alashkert FC vs FC Noah 05/27/2025 16:00

Armenia Premier League

1

×

2

Betimate

Score exact

Moyenne de buts

CdB

Score

Armenia Premier League

APL

4

8

88

2

0 - 3

4.11

1.14

Dernier Total

Matchs joués Alashkert FC

22.05.25

BKMA FC

Alashkert FC

AR1

10.05.25

Shirak

Alashkert FC

AR1

02.05.25

Alashkert FC

Gandzasar Kapan

AR1

18.04.25

Ararat Yerevan

Alashkert FC

AR1

11.04.25

Alashkert FC

FC Urartu

AR1

05.04.25

Pyunik Yerevan

Alashkert FC

AR1

29.03.25

Alashkert FC

FC Van

AR1

15.03.25

Ararat Armenia

Alashkert FC

AR1

08.03.25

Alashkert FC

Ararat Yerevan

AR1

01.03.25

FC Van

Alashkert FC

AR1

25.02.25

Alashkert FC

Pyunik Yerevan

AR1

19.02.25

FC Noah

Alashkert FC

AC

03.12.24

FC Urartu

Alashkert FC

AR1

27.11.24

Alashkert FC

Ararat Armenia

AR1

10.11.24

FC Noah

Alashkert FC

AR1

04.11.24

Alashkert FC

Shirak

AR1

31.10.24

FC West Armenia

Alashkert FC

AR1

27.10.24

Alashkert FC

BKMA FC

AR1

23.10.24

Gandzasar Kapan

Alashkert FC

AR1

16.10.24

Alashkert FC

FC Noah

AR1

07.10.24

BKMA FC

Alashkert FC

AR1

28.09.24

Alashkert FC

FC West Armenia

AR1

23.09.24

Shirak

Alashkert FC

AR1

18.09.24

Alashkert FC

Gandzasar Kapan

AR1

30.08.24

Ararat Armenia

Alashkert FC

AR1

24.08.24

Alashkert FC

FC Urartu

AR1

18.08.24

Pyunik Yerevan

Alashkert FC

AR1

09.08.24

Alashkert FC

FC Van

AR1

03.08.24

Ararat Yerevan

Alashkert FC

AR1

Gagné

Égalité

Lost

Statistiques générales

Alashkert FC

Matchs joués 29

Buts (Marqué / concédé)

20

0.69

1.86

54

Moins/Plus

1.5

6

21%

79%

23

2.5

18

62%

38%

11

3.5

20

69%

31%

9

Les deux équipes marquent (Oui/Non)

10

34%

66%

19

Clean sheets (Oui/Non)

5

17%

83%

24

marqué un but (Oui/Non)

14

48%

52%

15

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	FC Noah	72	28	23	3	2	90 - 19	71
2	Ararat Armenia	63	28	20	3	5	69 - 26	43
3	FC Urartu	59	28	18	5	5	60 - 27	33
4	Pyunik Yerevan	53	29	17	2	10	57 - 34	23
5	FC Van	46	28	13	7	8	51 - 34	17
6	BKMA FC	35	29	10	5	14	42 - 52	-10
7	Shirak	32	29	9	5	15	27 - 50	-23
8	Ararat Yerevan	32	28	9	5	14	34 - 49	-15
9	FC West Armenia	23	29	7	2	20	22 - 75	-53
10	Alashkert FC	23	29	5	8	16	23 - 52	-29
11	Gandzasar Kapan	9	29	2	3	24	14 - 71	-57

Rencontres

Date

Match

27.05.25

APL

Alashkert FC – FC Noah

Armenia Premier League Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	FC Noah	72	28	23	3	2	90 - 19	71
2	Ararat Armenia	63	28	20	3	5	69 - 26	43
3	FC Urartu	59	28	18	5	5	60 - 27	33
4	Pyunik Yerevan	53	29	17	2	10	57 - 34	23
5	FC Van	46	28	13	7	8	51 - 34	17
6	BKMA FC	35	29	10	5	14	42 - 52	-10
7	Shirak	32	29	9	5	15	27 - 50	-23
8	Ararat Yerevan	32	28	9	5	14	34 - 49	-15
9	FC West Armenia	23	29	7	2	20	22 - 75	-53
10	Alashkert FC	23	29	5	8	16	23 - 52	-29
11	Gandzasar Kapan	9	29	2	3	24	14 - 71	-57

Armenia Premier League Fixtures

05/23/2025 12:00

05/24/2025 12:00

05/24/2025 15:00

05/26/2025 16:00

Gandzasar Kapan

05/27/2025 16:00

05/27/2025 18:30

FC West Armenia

05/28/2025 12:00

05/28/2025 15:00

Armenia Premier League Results

05/22/2025 15:00

05/18/2025 13:00

05/18/2025 11:00

05/17/2025 14:30

05/17/2025 12:00

Gandzasar Kapan

05/12/2025 12:00

Gandzasar Kapan

05/11/2025 11:30

05/10/2025 14:30

05/09/2025 14:30

05/08/2025 12:00

Alashkert Football Club is a professional football team based in Yerevan, Armenia. Established in 1990, Alashkert FC has seen a fast rise in Armenian football, growing into one of the country’s most successful clubs in recent years. Despite a brief cessation in operations, the club was revived and has competed consistently in the Armenian Premier League since its return in 2011.

The team hosts its home matches at the Alashkert Stadium, an intimate football venue in the Shengavit district of Yerevan. The club's traditional colors are yellow and black, and Alashkert’s badge features symbols significant to Armenian history and heritage.

Alashkert has cultivated a loyal and rapidly growing fan base, particularly in recent seasons as the club won several national titles and represented Armenia in European competitions. The supporters are known for their passionate but positive atmosphere on matchdays, contributing to the club’s family-oriented culture.

Though relatively young, Alashkert FC has already boasted several renowned Armenian players and has built a strong reputation by signing talented internationals and investing in youth development. Notable players include Artur Yuspashyan, Uroš Nenadović, and Mihran Manasyan. Alashkert’s commitment to success and development both on and off the pitch make it a vibrant force in Armenian football today.

Alashkert’s rise culminated in multiple Armenian Premier League titles and frequent participation in UEFA tournaments, reflecting their emergence as a domestic powerhouse. Their journey continues as they strive for further recognition both at home and across Europe.

Team:	Alashkert FC
Full name:	Football Club Alashkert
Country:	Armenia
Nickname:	Golds, Yellow-Blacks
Founded:	1990
Colors:	Yellow and Black
Stadium:	Alashkert Stadium 6,850 seats
Address:	Tigran Mets Avenue 4/6 Yerevan, Armenia 0018
Telephone:	+374 10 44 55 50
Fax:	Updating...
Homepage:	http://www.fcalashkert.am/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of Alashkert FC

Founded

Alashkert FC was originally founded in 1990 in the town of Martuni, Armenia. The club participated in the inaugural seasons of the Armenian Championship following independence. However, Alashkert ceased operations in the late 1990s for financial and logistical reasons.

In 2011, businessman Bagrat Navoyan revived Alashkert FC in Yerevan, marking a new era for the club. They quickly gained promotion to the Armenian Premier League in 2013 and have since developed into one of the nation's most successful football clubs. Their first Armenian Premier League crown came in the 2015–16 season, and the club has won multiple league championships since then.

Alashkert's rise has also brought European football to the club, with historical appearances in the UEFA Champions League and especially the UEFA Europa League group stage in 2021–22, a first for an Armenian club.

Finances and ownership

Alashkert FC is privately owned by Armenian businessman Bagrat Navoyan, who acquired and rebuilt the club in 2011. Under his stewardship, the club has experienced stable finances for Armenian football standards, benefiting from direct investment, prudent management, and increased commercial partnerships.

The club’s continuous development of facilities, recruitment of both local and international talent, and high-profile appearances in European competition have significantly boosted its revenue streams. While not among the financial giants of European football, Alashkert’s management structure ensures sustainability and ongoing competitiveness at both domestic and continental levels.

Popular culture

Alashkert FC has established a growing fan culture as the club’s successes have increased its visibility across Armenia. The club’s supporters are recognized for their vibrant displays at the Alashkert Stadium, using banners and chants that reference Armenian pride and historical themes. Their matches attract local families and football enthusiasts, providing a lively but respectful environment for all ages.

The club’s colors—yellow and black—are prominent at home and away fixtures, with supporters adopting these colors in scarves, flags, and merchandise. Alashkert’s recent European campaigns have brought the club further recognition, with televised matches and social media presence elevating its cultural impact.

Alashkert has increasingly engaged with its community in Yerevan and beyond, including youth outreach and charity initiatives, contributing positively to the broader Armenian football scene.

Player

Alashkert FC has been home to several outstanding footballers, both Armenian and international, throughout its recent history.

Among the club’s most notable players are Artur Yedigaryan, Mihran Manasyan, Uroš Nenadović, and Brazilian forward Jefferson, who were integral to the team's domestic and European successes. The club is also recognized for providing a platform for young Armenian talents and experienced foreign professionals alike, resulting in a balanced and competitive squad each season.

In recent years, Alashkert has continued to attract players with international experience, including Nigerian forward Bladimir Díaz and defender Dusan Mladenovic, helping the team remain at the forefront of Armenian football.

Famous Players

Artur Yedigaryan: An experienced Armenian international midfielder, Yedigaryan played a key role in Alashkert’s title-winning campaigns and brought tactical discipline to the team.
Mihran Manasyan: A prolific Armenian striker, Manasyan was a key figure in the club’s rise, regularly finishing as one of Alashkert's top scorers.
Uroš Nenadović: The Serbian winger/forward contributed decisive goals in both domestic and European fixtures, adding a creative edge to the squad.
Jefferson Barbosa: The Brazilian attacker, known simply as Jefferson, was instrumental in the 2020–21 league-winning squad.
Bladimir Díaz: The Colombian striker has starred for Alashkert in recent seasons, helping to secure important results domestically and in UEFA competition.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Mihran Manasyan	FW	58	97	0.60
2	Artur Yedigaryan	MF	35	110	0.32
3	David Manoyan	MF	27	85	0.32
4	Artak Yedigaryan	DF/MF	25	130	0.19
5	Karen Muradyan	MF	22	98	0.22

Typical Squad

Alashkert FC assembles a dynamic squad with experienced veterans and young prospects, often deployed in a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 formation. The team is known for its tactical discipline and the technical abilities of its midfielders and wingers.

Goalkeeper

The club’s primary goalkeeper for recent seasons has been Ognjen Čančarević, a Serbian-born Armenian international known for his reflexes, command of the box, and leadership from the back.

Defender

Alashkert’s defensive line is built around local talents and international recruits such as Serbian defender Dusan Mladenovic, Armenian international Vahagn Ayvazyan, and versatile left-back Karen Muradyan.

Midfielder

Creative and disciplined in midfield, the team typically features players like Edgar Malakyan, Artak Yedigaryan, and energetic playmakers to bridge defense and attack.

Forward

Leading the front line, Alashkert fields strikers such as Bladimir Díaz and support forwards or wingers like Uroš Nenadović, providing pace and scoring ability.

The club frequently integrates promising Armenian academy graduates and is open to talent from abroad, giving Alashkert strength in depth.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024/25 campaign finds Alashkert FC competing for another Armenian Premier League title and seeking progress in European tournaments. The following is a representative squad for the current season (subject to change with transfers):

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Ognjen Čančarević		Armenia	25/07/1989
Updating	22	Davit Arshakyan		Armenia	21/04/1994
Defender
Updating	5	Dusan Mladenovic		Serbia	29/10/1990
Updating	3	Vahagn Ayvazyan		Armenia	10/04/1995
Updating	15	Karen Muradyan		Armenia	01/11/1992
Updating	13	Taron Voskanyan		Armenia	22/02/1993
Midfielder
Updating	8	Artak Yedigaryan		Armenia	18/03/1990
Updating	21	Edgar Malakyan		Armenia	05/09/1990
Updating	17	David Manoyan		Armenia	05/07/1990
Updating	44	Tiago Cametá		Brazil	05/05/1992
Forward
Updating	9	Bladimir Díaz		Colombia	15/03/1992
Updating	10	Uroš Nenadović		Serbia	28/01/1994
Updating	7	Jefferson Barbosa		Brazil	15/02/1993
Manager
Updating		Vahe Gevorgyan		Armenia	14/12/1981

Coach

Alashkert Football Club, based in Yerevan, Armenia, has experienced remarkable growth since its founding, establishing itself as one of the leading clubs in Armenian football. Throughout its modern history, the club has benefited from the leadership of several outstanding coaches, who have driven Alashkert’s pursuit of domestic dominance and continental ambitions. The following are some of the most notable and successful coaches in the club’s history:

Abraham Khashmanyan: Widely regarded as the architect of Alashkert’s greatest successes, Khashmanyan served multiple times as head coach. Under his guidance, the club secured its first ever Armenian Premier League title in 2015-16, and then went on to claim the championship in three successive seasons (2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18). His leadership also saw the club qualify for European competitions for the first time in history.
Aleksandr Grigoryan: Grigoryan took charge in 2020 and led Alashkert to another Armenian Premier League title in the 2020-21 season. Under his stewardship, Alashkert made history by becoming the first Armenian club to reach the group stage of a UEFA club competition, qualifying for the 2021–22 UEFA Europa Conference League group stage.
Vahe Gevorgyan: Serving both as interim and then permanent head coach during several stints, Gevorgyan guided Alashkert in transition phases and ensured the club’s continued presence at the top of Armenian football.

These coaches, among others, have been instrumental in shaping Alashkert FC’s rise and ongoing ambition within Armenian and European football.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
15/02/2024 – Present	Vahe Gevorgyan	Armenia	14/12/1981
20/12/2023 – 14/02/2024	Aleksandr Grigoryan	Armenia	28/09/1966
23/11/2023 – 19/12/2023	Aram Voskanyan	Armenia	26/08/1975
01/07/2023 – 22/11/2023	Vahe Gevorgyan	Armenia	14/12/1981
01/07/2022 – 30/06/2023	Vahe Gevorgyan	Armenia	14/12/1981
24/09/2021 – 30/06/2022	Armen Gyulbudaghyants	Armenia	19/08/1966
08/09/2021 – 23/09/2021	Vahe Gevorgyan (interim)	Armenia	14/12/1981
16/07/2021 – 07/09/2021	Aleksandr Grigoryan	Armenia	28/09/1966
03/02/2021 – 04/07/2021	Aleksandr Grigoryan	Armenia	28/09/1966
01/09/2020 – 02/02/2021	Aleksandr Grigoryan	Armenia	28/09/1966
10/06/2020 – 01/09/2020	Abraham Khashmanyan	Armenia	11/11/1967
18/10/2019 – 27/05/2020	Abraham Khashmanyan	Armenia	11/11/1967
08/07/2018 – 16/10/2019	Varuzhan Sukiasyan	Armenia	05/08/1956
01/07/2014 – 07/07/2018	Abraham Khashmanyan	Armenia	11/11/1967
01/07/2013 – 30/06/2014	Albert Sarkisyan	Armenia	19/09/1972
2012 – 2013	Samvel Darbinyan	Armenia	24/10/1954
2011 – 2012	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
2006 – 2011	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...
1990 – 2006	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

Alashkert Football Club, based in Yerevan, Armenia, is one of the most prominent football clubs in the country. The club was founded in 1990 and relaunched in 2011. Over its history, the crest and colors have become essential elements of its identity.

The original crest of Alashkert FC featured a stylized depiction of Mount Ararat with a soccer ball, reflecting Armenia's national heritage. In later years, the crest evolved to display a more modern look, incorporating a golden eagle, which symbolizes strength and ambition, perched atop a football, and the club's name.

The traditional colors of Alashkert FC are yellow and black. Yellow stands for optimism and energy, while black reflects determination and resilience. The club’s kits have typically featured a yellow shirt and black shorts and socks. There have been occasional variants with white or gold alternate kits, but yellow and black remain central to the club's visual identity.

Recently, Alashkert has refined its branding, making the eagle emblem more defined and emphasizing a minimalist, contemporary aesthetic. The club’s colors and crest are a source of pride for supporters, embodying both tradition and forward vision.

Fan Club

Alashkert FC boasts a dedicated and expanding fan base, particularly in Yerevan and across Armenia. The largest and most prominent supporters' group is known as the "Yellow Eagles," whose passionate support is recognized across the Armenian Premier League.

The Yellow Eagles are renowned for their spirited chants, vibrant yellow-black banners, and synchronized displays during matches in both domestic and European competitions. The fan club fosters a family atmosphere, welcoming fans of all ages, and is actively involved in community outreach and charity events hosted by the club.

Although the overall scale of Armenian club support may be smaller compared to larger European leagues, Alashkert FC’s fans are lauded for their loyalty, unity, and unwavering backing of the team in both good and challenging seasons.

Stadium

Alashkert FC currently plays its home matches at the Alashkert Stadium, located in Yerevan, Armenia. The stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 6,850 spectators and is shared occasionally with other local teams for league and cup matches.

Originally built in 1960, the stadium has undergone several renovations, most notably in 2013 when Alashkert FC moved to the facility and modernized its infrastructure to meet both domestic and UEFA competition standards. The improvements included new seating, upgraded lighting systems, media facilities, and enhancements to the playing surface.

Alashkert Stadium provides an intimate matchday experience, with fans close to the pitch, creating a lively and supportive atmosphere. Its location in the heart of Yerevan makes it easily accessible for local supporters and visiting fans alike.

Honours and Awards

Alashkert FC has established itself as one of the leading clubs in Armenian football in the last decade. The club has accumulated several national titles and has participated in European competitions, representing Armenia on the continental stage.

No	Cups	No. of Titles	Awards	Years
1	Armenian Premier League	5	Champion	2015–16, 2016–17, 2017–18, 2020–21, 2022–23
2	Armenian Cup	2	Winner	2018–19, 2022–23
3	Armenian Supercup	2	Winner	2016, 2021
4	UEFA Competitions	Updating...	Best Achievement: UEFA Conference League Group Stage	2021–22

Alashkert FC made history in 2021–22 by becoming the first Armenian club to reach the group stage of a UEFA club competition—the UEFA Europa Conference League.

Bet on Alashkert FC with Betimate's Predictions

Betimate is a website that provides up-to-date data about Alashkert Football Club. Whether you are a supporter of Alashkert FC or an avid football bettor, Betimate offers a wealth of information to help you make informed decisions.

One of the main features of Betimate is the 60% accurate predictions it provides on the outcome of Alashkert matches across every tournament in history up to 2023. These predictions rely on a sophisticated algorithm that takes into account team form, player statistics, and historical data. While predictions can never be 100% precise, Betimate’s forecasts offer valuable insights for those interested in betting on Alashkert FC games.

In addition to predictions, Betimate delivers in-depth statistics on Alashkert’s current and historical players, club achievements, and match outcomes. The platform also keeps fans updated on the latest news and developments related to the team.

Betimate’s user-friendly interface ensures that all information is accessible and clearly presented, making it suitable both for veteran bettors and new supporters. The site is a valuable resource for anyone eager to stay informed about Alashkert FC and to make more knowledgeable bets on their matches.

FAQs about Alashkert FC

Q: When was Alashkert FC founded?

A: Alashkert FC was originally founded in 1990 and was refounded in 2011 in its modern form.

Q: What are the official colors of Alashkert FC?

A: The club’s official colors are yellow and black.

Q: What is the current stadium of Alashkert FC?

A: Alashkert FC plays home matches at Alashkert Stadium in Yerevan, Armenia, with a capacity of about 6,850.

Q: Has Alashkert FC ever won the Armenian Premier League?

A: Yes, Alashkert FC has won the Armenian Premier League five times: 2015–16, 2016–17, 2017–18, 2020–21, and 2022–23.

Q: What is the best result for Alashkert FC in European competitions?

A: Alashkert FC became the first Armenian side to reach the group stage of a UEFA club competition—the 2021–22 UEFA Europa Conference League.

Q: Who are Alashkert FC's biggest rivals?

A: Major rivals include FC Pyunik and FC Ararat Yerevan, as matches against these teams are considered local derbies.

Q: What fan group is most famous for supporting Alashkert FC?

A: The "Yellow Eagles" are the primary and most renowned supporters' club of Alashkert FC.

Q: Who is the current head coach of Alashkert FC?

A: Updating...

Q: Has Alashkert FC produced any notable Armenian players?

A: Yes, several Armenian internationals have played for Alashkert FC, including Artak Grigoryan and Rumyan Hovsepyan.

Q: Can I watch Alashkert FC matches online?

A: Many of Alashkert FC's matches are streamed via Armenian football broadcasters and selected matches are available online, especially during domestic league and European competitions.

Show more Less

Copyright © 2018 - 2025 Betimate.com. Tous les droits sont réservés. Vous devez avoir 18 ans ou plus pour utiliser ce site. | GambleAware®