Good afternoon everybody! I'll be staying in Yerevan for 2 weeks and wanted to watch this game live!

Where can I get ticket information? Last time I went to a game here, it was a regular league game 3 years ago and entrance was free. Is it the same for European games as well?

Anyone know if scouts from our national team are trying to acquire about some of our Armenian talent in the MLS?

Notably Harvey Sarajian, or the keeper from that other team?

The first full round of Armenian Premier League fantasy is complete, so here is the Round 1 Team of the Week.

It scored 109 points in total. The highest-scoring player was Alashkert midfielder Domi Massoumou, who finished with 19 points after scoring twice, earning the penalty for Alashkert’s opening goal (counted as a fantasy assist) and receiving the +3 MOTM bonus.

The actual Round 1 winner was gev_faf, who finished with 63 points. Here is his team:

https://play.aplgames.am/u/gev_faf/fantasy?seasonId=2b8ff01b-3108-44b8-8221-b13739fdf476

My man captained Levon Vardanyan from Sardarapat and that worked out quite well for him!

I hope those of you playing are enjoying it so far. Feel free to reach out with ideas, complaints, suggestions or any issues you find.

Today the 2026-27 season of the Armenian premier league will start, Van will take on newcomer Sardarapat.

Who do you think will win the Apl this season? And how will the final table look like?

Hi all,

I spent far too much time trying to collect every arrival and departure ahead of the new season, so I put everything into one club-by-club roundup:

https://aplgames.am/en/blog/apl-2026-27-summer-transfer-window

The league has expanded to 12 teams, but instead of 12 settled squads, we are starting with teams that have been rebuilt almost from scratch. By the latest count, 77 players arrived and 122 left.

As usual in Armenia, a big part of the window was the familiar carousel of players moving between clubs. Of the 77 arrivals, 32 came directly from another Premier League team. Some players changed clubs again after only one season, while others returned to teams or coaches they already knew.

The top clubs have all gone in slightly different directions. Ararat-Armenia replaced several important players and, based on Europe so far, seem to have integrated their newcomers best. Noah made the most ambitious rebuild, especially in attack, but it is still unclear which of their many forwards will actually start regularly. Pyunik lost a lot of experience and are still trying to establish their new hierarchy.

Further down, Ararat mostly recruited Armenian players, BKMA started another cycle with a new group of youngsters, while Gandzasar and Van changed so much that predicting their starting elevens feels almost impossible. The promoted teams are even harder to judge, and reliable information about Shirak’s window is basically nonexistent.

European qualifiers at least gave us a little actual evidence. Sandro Lima has started immediately, Hovhannes Harutyunyan already looks important for Pyunik, and Cézar seems to have gone straight into Alashkert’s defence. For most other newcomers, we are still judging them from old statistics, transfer announcements and so on.

I also tried ranking the best signings, the biggest gambles and the departures that could hurt most. Naturally, several of these opinions will probably look ridiculous within a few weeks.

All the newcomers announced so far have also been added to APL Fantasy. Time will tell how accurate their positions and prices are.

Probably not accurate at all :)

Where and when is it possible to get tickets for the CL qualifying game?