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FC Urartu

FC Urartu
Armenia Premier League Prédiction
D W W D W D L L W W
3rd place
Ararat Yerevan vs FC Urartu 05/24/2025 12:00

Armenia Premier League

1

×

2

Betimate

Score exact

Moyenne de buts

CdB

Score

Armenia Premier League

APL

12

20

68

2

1 - 2

2.7

1.47

Dernier Total

Matchs joués FC Urartu

18.05.25

FC Urartu

FC Noah

AR1

11.05.25

BKMA FC

FC Urartu

AR1

03.05.25

FC Urartu

FC West Armenia

AR1

27.04.25

Shirak

FC Urartu

AR1

19.04.25

Pyunik Yerevan

FC Urartu

AR1

11.04.25

Alashkert FC

FC Urartu

AR1

05.04.25

FC Urartu

Ararat Armenia

AR1

01.04.25

Ararat Armenia

FC Urartu

AC

15.03.25

FC Urartu

Gandzasar Kapan

AR1

09.03.25

Pyunik Yerevan

FC Urartu

AR1

05.03.25

FC Urartu

Ararat Armenia

AC

25.02.25

Ararat Armenia

FC Urartu

AR1

08.02.25

Lokomotiv Moscow

FC Urartu

CFL

29.01.25

Akron Tolyatti

FC Urartu

CFL

03.12.24

FC Urartu

Alashkert FC

AR1

28.11.24

Gandzasar Kapan

FC Urartu

AR1

20.11.24

FC Urartu

Shirak

AR1

11.11.24

FC Van

FC Urartu

AR1

06.11.24

FC Urartu

BKMA FC

AR1

01.11.24

FC Noah

FC Urartu

AR1

26.10.24

FC Urartu

Ararat Yerevan

AR1

21.10.24

FC West Armenia

FC Urartu

AR1

16.10.24

FC Urartu

FC Van

AR1

06.10.24

Ararat Yerevan

FC Urartu

AR1

03.10.24

BKMA FC

FC Urartu

AC

29.09.24

FC Urartu

FC Noah

AR1

25.09.24

BKMA FC

FC Urartu

AR1

18.09.24

FC Urartu

FC West Armenia

AR1

14.09.24

Shirak

FC Urartu

AR1

31.08.24

FC Urartu

Gandzasar Kapan

AR1

24.08.24

Alashkert FC

FC Urartu

AR1

19.08.24

FC Urartu

Ararat Armenia

AR1

05.08.24

FC Urartu

Pyunik Yerevan

AR1

Gagné

Égalité

Lost

Statistiques générales

FC Urartu

Matchs joués 33

Buts (Marqué / concédé)

63

1.91

1.09

36

Moins/Plus

1.5

6

18%

82%

27

2.5

12

36%

64%

21

3.5

23

70%

30%

10

Les deux équipes marquent (Oui/Non)

17

52%

48%

16

Clean sheets (Oui/Non)

12

36%

64%

21

marqué un but (Oui/Non)

28

85%

15%

5

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	FC Noah	72	28	23	3	2	90 - 19	71
2	Ararat Armenia	60	27	19	3	5	66 - 26	40
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	43	27	12	7	8	49 - 33	16
6	Shirak	32	29	9	5	15	27 - 50	-23
7	BKMA FC	32	28	9	5	14	40 - 52	-12
8	Ararat Yerevan	29	27	8	5	14	31 - 49	-18
9	FC West Armenia	23	27	7	2	18	22 - 69	-47
10	Alashkert FC	23	28	5	8	15	23 - 50	-27
11	Gandzasar Kapan	6	26	1	3	22	10 - 66	-56

Rencontres

Date

Match

24.05.25

APL

Ararat Yerevan – FC Urartu

28.05.25

APL

FC Urartu – FC Van

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	60	27	19	3	5	66 - 26	40
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	43	27	12	7	8	49 - 33	16
6	Shirak	32	29	9	5	15	27 - 50	-23
7	BKMA FC	32	28	9	5	14	40 - 52	-12
8	Ararat Yerevan	29	27	8	5	14	31 - 49	-18
9	FC West Armenia	23	27	7	2	18	22 - 69	-47
10	Alashkert FC	23	28	5	8	15	23 - 50	-27
11	Gandzasar Kapan	6	26	1	3	22	10 - 66	-56

Armenia Premier League Fixtures

05/22/2025 12:00

FC West Armenia

Gandzasar Kapan

05/22/2025 15:00

05/23/2025 12:00

05/24/2025 12:00

05/24/2025 15:00

05/26/2025 12:00

Gandzasar Kapan

05/27/2025 12:00

05/27/2025 14:30

FC West Armenia

05/28/2025 12:00

05/28/2025 15:00

Armenia Premier League Results

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

05/04/2025 15:00

FC Urartu is a professional football club based in Yerevan, Armenia. Established in 1992, Urartu has become one of Armenia's most recognizable football teams, both for its competitive history in the Armenian Premier League and for its significant contribution to Armenian football development. The club’s home matches are held at Urartu Stadium in the Malatia-Sebastia district of Yerevan.

Urartu’s official team colors are purple and yellow, which are well displayed in their kits and club crest. The club has grown a loyal supporter base, with fans commonly referred to as "Purples." Throughout its history, Urartu has won domestic honors and has regularly participated in European club competitions, representing Armenian football internationally.

Urartu has also been home to several notable Armenian players and continues to serve as a launching pad for young football talent in the region. Its focus on youth development and community engagement has helped it build a respectable reputation both on and off the pitch.

Team:	FC Urartu
Full name:	Football Club Urartu
Country:	Armenia
Nickname:	Purples
Founded:	1992
Colors:	Purple and yellow
Stadium:	Urartu Stadium 4,860 seats
Address:	39/10 Vardanants St., Yerevan 0070, Armenia
Telephone:	+374 10 433513
Fax:	+374 10 433513
Website:	https://fcurartu.am/
e-mail:	[email protected]

History of FC Urartu

Founded

FC Urartu, originally founded as FC Banants in 1992, was created by the late Sarkis Israelyan. The club initially represented the village of Kotayk, later moving to Yerevan to become a prominent force in Armenian football. The team was renamed Urartu FC in 2019 to reflect its Armenian heritage.

Since its establishment, Urartu has been a frequent competitor in the Armenian Premier League, quickly establishing itself as one of Armenia’s top clubs. The team secured its first Armenian Premier League title in 2013/14 under the Banants name and won several Armenian Cups and Supercups throughout its history.

Urartu experienced challenges including financial pressures and stiff competition but has always remained resilient. Its investment in modern infrastructure and youth development paved the way for establishing one of the best football academies in Armenia. Today, Urartu remains committed to both domestic success and youth development, playing a pivotal role in advancing Armenian football.

Finances and Ownership

FC Urartu is currently owned by the Armenian businessman Dzhevan Cheloyants. Since his investment, the club has stabilized both financially and structurally, allowing it to focus on long-term sporting and development goals.

Through significant funding, Urartu established modern facilities, such as their youth academy and renovated Urartu Stadium. The stability brought by Cheloyants’ ownership has enabled the club to maintain a solid presence in Armenia's top flight and to compete at a respectable level in European competitions. Financial prudence and investment in local talent remain cornerstones of Urartu’s philosophy.

Popular Culture

Urartu enjoys a growing following among Armenian football enthusiasts. The club’s fans, affectionately called “Purples,” are known for their enthusiastic support at home games in Yerevan. The club's rebranding to Urartu has resonated with national pride, referencing the ancient Armenian kingdom of Urartu.

Music and choreography, including club chants and displays of purple and yellow, are integral to Urartu matchdays. The club actively promotes community involvement, hosting youth tournaments and charity initiatives. In Armenian media, Urartu is frequently depicted as a progressive club due to its focus on youth and infrastructure. The club has also featured in local documentaries and sports coverage, enhancing its cultural presence in Armenia.

Players

Urartu has produced and attracted several notable Armenian and international footballers over its existence. The club focuses on developing young talents through its academy, many of whom have become fixtures in both the Armenian Premier League and the national team.

Well-known players that have worn the Urartu (formerly Banants) colors include Edgar Manucharyan, one of Armenia’s most talented forwards, and Aram Bareghamyan. The current squad is a mix of experienced Armenians and up-and-coming stars, with several making appearances for the Armenian national team in recent years.

Urartu’s continued focus on youth gives it an important role in nurturing the next generation of Armenian players, making it one of the nation’s most respected football clubs.

Famous Players

Some of the most influential and celebrated players in Urartu's history include:

Edgar Manucharyan: A versatile forward who rose to prominence with Banants before signing for Ajax Amsterdam. One of Armenia’s best-known football exports.
Aram Bareghamyan: A midfielder noted for his vision and leadership during Urartu’s formative years, and a key figure in their 2013/14 league triumph.
Vahagn Minasyan: A veteran defender and captain, who led the club through successful domestic campaigns and European adventures.
Gevorg Ghazaryan: An Armenian international who played for Banants in the early stages of his career and later became a regular for the national team.
Armen Shahgeldyan: Noted for his scoring ability and vital contributions in key matches during the club’s early years.

Top goalscorers of All time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Artur Miranyan 🇦🇲	FW	46	95	0.48
2	Aram Bareghamyan 🇦🇲	MF	43	133	0.32
3	Edgar Malakyan 🇦🇲	MF	35	170	0.21
4	Arsen Beglaryan 🇦🇲	FW	30	87	0.34
5	Davit Manoyan 🇦🇲	MF	28	115	0.24
6	Vahagn Minasyan 🇦🇲	DF	26	150	0.17
7	Gevorg Ghazaryan 🇦🇲	FW	23	64	0.36
8	Edgar Manucharyan 🇦🇲	FW	22	72	0.31
9	Vardan Poghosyan 🇦🇲	FW	19	75	0.25
10	Narek Grigoryan 🇦🇲	MF	16	67	0.24

Typical Squad

Urartu typically deploys a 4-2-3-1 or 4-3-3 formation in the Armenian Premier League. Their squad is a blend of youth academy graduates and experienced internationals. Recent years have seen Urartu’s youth academy become a vital source for the first team.

Goalkeeper

The starting goalkeeper role at Urartu is often held by a homegrown Armenian or a promising international talent. In recent seasons, Arsen Beglaryan, an Armenian national team goalkeeper, and Stanislav Buchnev have been among the key players between the posts.

Defender

Urartu is notable for nurturing defensive talent, with players like Vahagn Minasyan leading the team in past seasons, supported by a mix of experienced Armenian centre-backs and full-backs.

Midfielder

The club’s midfield features energetic, technically skilled players, often promoted from the club’s academy. Aram Bareghamyan and Edgar Malakyan (in past years) are among the recognizable names.

Forward

Leading the front line, Urartu has enjoyed the services of top scorers like Artur Miranyan, supported by fast and skillful attacking midfielders and wingers.

The club’s ongoing commitment to developing and promoting young players is a defining feature of its first-team strategy and squad management.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024-25 season witnesses FC Urartu competing in the Armenian Premier League and Armenian Cup, aspiring for both domestic honors and qualification for European competitions. The squad combines seasoned Armenian internationals with rising homegrown stars. List as of June 2024:

Goalkeeper
Updating	1	Arsen Beglaryan	🇦🇲	Armenia	18/02/1993
Updating	25	Stanislav Buchnev	🇷🇺	Russia	16/04/1988
Updating	21	Arman Meliksetyan	🇦🇲	Armenia	13/06/2003
Defender
Updating	5	Narek Grigoryan	🇦🇲	Armenia	17/07/1999
Updating	20	Davit Khachatryan	🇦🇲	Armenia	14/02/2000
Updating	4	Andranik Voskanyan	🇦🇲	Armenia	11/04/1990
Updating	23	Ayberk Karapo	🇹🇷	Turkey	14/06/1999
Updating	3	Edgar Movsesyan	🇦🇲	Armenia	29/09/2000
Midfielder
Updating	17	Tigran Barseghyan	🇦🇲	Armenia	22/09/1993
Updating	10	Arman Hovhannisyan	🇦🇲	Armenia	07/07/1993
Updating	8	Narek Aghasaryan	🇦🇲	Armenia	15/01/2001
Updating	14	Arman Mkrtchyan	🇦🇲	Armenia	04/02/2002
Updating	16	Davit Hakobyan	🇦🇲	Armenia	16/06/2000
Forward
Updating	9	Artur Miranyan	🇦🇲	Armenia	27/12/1995
Updating	11	Arsen Beglaryan	🇦🇲	Armenia	26/02/1996
Updating	7	Edgar Movsesyan	🇦🇲	Armenia	06/05/1999
Manager
Updating		Dmytro Gunko	🇺🇦	Ukraine	24/12/1978
Ass. Manager
Updating		Andrey Movsisyan	🇦🇲	Armenia	27/11/1975

Coach

FC Urartu, one of the prominent football clubs in Armenia, has experienced the leadership of several distinguished coaches throughout its history. The following highlights some of the most accomplished and memorable managers who have left a significant mark on FC Urartu:

Aleksandr Grigoryan: Grigoryan led FC Urartu (formerly known as FC Banants) during a successful period, most notably guiding the team to the Armenian Premier League title in the 2013–14 season.
Ilshat Fayzulin: Fayzulin managed Urartu in the 2018–19 season, leading the team to their historic Armenian Cup victory in 2019, the club’s first major cup success.
Aram Voskanyan: A former player and later manager, Voskanyan has been instrumental in the club’s development and, as head coach, helped stabilize the team in the Armenian Premier League.
Dmitri Gunko: Gunko took over the team in 2022 and guided Urartu to win both the Armenian Premier League and the Armenian Cup in the 2022–23 season—a domestic double, marking a golden chapter in the club’s modern era.

These coaches, among others, have played crucial roles in shaping FC Urartu’s footballing identity and contributing to the club’s success on both domestic and regional levels.

Period	Manager	Country	Born
25/08/2022 – Present	Dmitri Gunko	Russia	23/08/1976
22/12/2021 – 21/08/2022	Robert Arzumanyan	Armenia	24/05/1985
07/10/2021 – 21/12/2021	Arsen Petrosyan (Caretaker)	Armenia	27/09/1991
01/07/2021 – 06/10/2021	Aram Voskanyan	Armenia	28/08/1975
31/08/2020 – 30/06/2021	Ilshat Fayzulin	Russia	05/03/1973
31/07/2019 – 29/08/2020	Aleksandr Grigoryan	Russia	28/09/1966
15/01/2019 – 29/07/2019	Ilshat Fayzulin	Russia	05/03/1973
05/11/2018 – 08/01/2019	Armen Adamyan	Armenia	14/10/1967
11/06/2018 – 05/11/2018	Ilshat Fayzulin	Russia	05/03/1973
26/05/2016 – 12/06/2018	Artur Voskanyan	Armenia	01/08/1975
01/07/2015 – 13/05/2016	Aram Voskanyan	Armenia	28/08/1975
09/07/2014 – 30/06/2015	Samvel Darbinyan	Armenia	25/01/1956
02/11/2011 – 07/07/2014	Artur Voskanyan	Armenia	01/08/1975
30/07/2011 – 01/11/2011	Samvel Darbinyan	Armenia	25/01/1956
01/01/2011 – 07/07/2011	Rafael Nazaryan	Armenia	26/03/1967
01/02/2009 – 08/06/2010	Stepan Babayan	Armenia	23/06/1968
01/07/2008 – 31/12/2008	Samvel Darbinyan	Armenia	25/01/1956
01/08/2006 – 30/06/2008	Samvel Darbinyan	Armenia	25/01/1956
01/01/2003 – 28/05/2006	Samvel Darbinyan	Armenia	25/01/1956
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01/01/2001 – 31/12/2001	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

Crests and Colors

FC Urartu is a professional football club based in Yerevan, Armenia. Since its founding in 1992, the club has established a distinctive visual identity through its crests and colors, reflecting both its heritage and its ambitions in Armenian football.

The club was originally founded as Banants FC. The earliest crest featured a radiant sun above mountains, symbolizing Armenian geography and hope. In 2019, after the club’s rebranding to FC Urartu, a new crest was unveiled. The current crest is shield-shaped, prominently displaying “URARTU FC” across a purple background, a fortress motif referencing the ancient Kingdom of Urartu, and a stylized lion, which is a symbol from Armenian history. The evolution from Banants to Urartu was marked by a more modern and powerful badge, now integral to the team's brand.

Urartu's traditional colors are purple and gold. Purple represents dignity and ambition, while gold echoes the ancient riches and aspirational spirit of Armenia's history. Over the years, Banants/Urartu kits have also seen white, orange, and blue as secondary or accent colors, but purple and gold remain the core. The club’s home kits usually feature deep purple shirts with gold details, while away and third kits explore variations such as white or orange to provide contrast during matches.

Today, FC Urartu’s crest and color scheme are symbols of pride for both the club and its supporters, connecting the team’s present with Armenia’s rich past.

Fan Club

FC Urartu boasts a passionate and loyal fan base that has grown steadily, especially following the club’s rebranding and recent successes. The largest and most recognizable supporter group is the "Ultras Urartu." Formed in the early 2010s, the Ultras are known for their vibrant purple and gold banners, energetic drumming, and elaborate tifos during home matches.

Urartu’s followers are renowned for their warm and family-friendly atmosphere at games. Unlike some other Armenian clubs, Urartu’s support is widely inclusive, welcoming fans of all ages and backgrounds. The fan club regularly organizes charitable events and has a strong online presence, keeping the community connected both on and off the pitch.

While Armenian football culture is still developing, the dedication of Urartu’s fan base plays a vital role in creating an electrifying atmosphere at the Urartu Stadium, inspiring the players and enhancing the club’s status in domestic football.

Stadium

FC Urartu plays its home matches at the Urartu Stadium, located in the Malatia-Sebastia district of Yerevan, Armenia. The stadium was inaugurated in 2008 as part of the club’s modern development program and underwent significant renovation in 2019 to coincide with Urartu’s rebranding.

The Urartu Stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 4,860 spectators. It features modern facilities, including upgraded seating areas, player amenities, and improved accessibility for supporters. The surface is natural grass, maintained to high standards for both domestic league matches and international fixtures.

The stadium hosts not only Urartu FC’s home games but also youth and development matches, as well as community events. The compact size and well-designed stands ensure that fans are always close to the action, creating an intimate and enthusiastic atmosphere unique in Armenian football.

Honours and Awards

Since its establishment, FC Urartu (previously Banants FC) has risen to become one of Armenia’s most successful football clubs. The team has claimed major domestic honours and contributed significantly to Armenian football’s growth.

Urartu’s greatest accomplishments include winning the Armenian Premier League, securing multiple Armenian Cup victories, and being a regular contender in the Armenian Supercup. Here is a summary of FC Urartu’s main achievements:

No	Cups	Number	Awards	Years
1	Armenian Premier League	2	Winner	2013–14, 2022–23
2	Armenian Cup	3	Winner	2006–07, 2015–16, 2022–23
3	Armenian Supercup	2	Winner	2014, 2023
4	Domestic League Runner-up	4	Runner-up	2003, 2006, 2007, 2010
5	UEFA Club Competitions	Updating...	Updating...	Updating...

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FAQs about FC Urartu

Q: When was FC Urartu founded?

A: The club was founded in 1992 under the name Banants and was rebranded to FC Urartu in 2019.

Q: What is the significance of the name "Urartu"?

A: "Urartu" refers to an ancient kingdom in the Armenian Highlands, symbolizing heritage and strength.

Q: What are the traditional colors of FC Urartu?

A: The club's traditional colors are purple and gold.

Q: What is the capacity of Urartu Stadium?

A: Urartu Stadium can hold approximately 4,860 spectators.

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

A: Yes, FC Urartu has won the Armenian Premier League twice, in 2013–14 and 2022–23.

Q: What was the club's previous name?

A: The club was previously known as FC Banants before rebranding to FC Urartu in 2019.

Q: Who are the main rivals of FC Urartu?

A: FC Urartu’s biggest rivals include Pyunik Yerevan and Alashkert, with matches often described as local derbies.

Q: What is the largest fan group of FC Urartu?

A: The largest supporter group is known as "Ultras Urartu."

Q: Has FC Urartu participated in European competitions?

A: Yes, the club has participated in UEFA competitions but is yet to make a significant impact in European tournaments.

Q: Are there any famous players who have played for FC Urartu?

A: Several Armenian internationals have played for the club, including Gevorg Ghazaryan and Edgar Manucharyan.

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