NB: only for teams ever to appear at 1st level; periods only indicate
seasons in which clubs were part of the 1st level.
current (or last) name period name
Akhtamar Sevan 1992 Akhtamar Sevan
Alashkert Martuni 1992 Alashkert Martuni
Arabkir Yerevan 1992-1994 KanAZ
1996 Arabkir Yerevan
Araks Armavir 1992 Araks Armavir
Ararat Yerevan since 1992 Ararat Yerevan
Aznavour Noyemberian 1992 Aznavour Noyemberian
1994-1996 Aznavour Noyemberian
Banants Yerevan 1992-1994 Banants Abovian
since 2001 Banants Yerevan
BKMA Yerevan 1996 BKMA Yerevan
BMA-Arayi Ejmiatsin 1992-1993 Zvartnots Ejmiatsin
1994 BMA-Arayi Ejmiatsin
Debed Alaverdi 1992 Debed Alaverdi
Dinamo-2000 Yerevan 2000 Dinamo Yerevan
since 2001 Dinamo-2000 Yerevan
Dvin Artashat 1997-1999 Dvin Artashat
Erebuni-HMM Yerevan [1] 1992-1994 HMM-Fima Yerevan
1995-1997 HMM Yerevan
1997-1999 Erebuni-HMM Yerevan
FA Armavir [3] since 2003 FA Armavir
FA Giumri [3] 1995-1996 Ararats Giumri
1998 Shirak-2 Giumri
1999 FA Giumri
FA Yerevan [3] 1995 Kotaik-2 Abovian
1995-1999 FA Yerevan
Impuls Dilijan 1992-1993 Impuls Dilijan
Kilikia Yerevan [4] 1999-2000 Kilikia Yerevan
Kilikia-1992 Yerevan 1992 Kilikia-1992 Yerevan
Kotaik Abovian 1992-1997 Kotaik Abovyan
since 2001 Kotaik Abovyan
Lernagorts Kapan 1992 Siunik Kapan
since 2000 Lernagorts Kapan
Lernayin Artsakh Yerevan 1993-1995 Yerezanq Yerevan
1995-2001 Gharabagh Yerevan
since 2002 Lernayin Artsakh Yerevan
Lori Vanadzor 1992 Lori Vanadzor
1994 Lori Vanadzor
1997 Lori Vanadzor
2001-2002 Lori Vanadzor
Malatia-Kilikia Yerevan 1992 Malatia Yerevan
1993 Malatia-Kilikia Yerevan
Mika Ashtarak 1992-1993 Kasakh Ashtarak
since 2000 Mika Ashtarak
Nairit Yerevan 1992 Nairi Yerevan
1993-1994 Nairit Yerevan
Nig Aparan 1992 Nig Aparan
Pyunik Yerevan [2] 1992-1995 Homenetmen Yerevan
1995-1998 Pyunik Yerevan
2001-2002 Pyunik Yerevan
Shengavit Yerevan 1992 Shengavit Yerevan
Shirak Giumri since 1992 Shirak Giumri
Spartak Yerevan 1993-1999 Tsement Yerevan
2000 Araks Ararat
start 2001 Araks Yerevan
since mid-2001 Spartak Yerevan
Van Yerevan 1992-1997 Van Yerevan
Zangezur Goris 1994-1997 Zangezur Goris
Zoravan Yeghvard 1992 Zoravan Yeghvard
Zvartnots Yerevan since 1999 Zvartnots Yerevan
[1] HMM alternatively rendered as Homenmen.
[2] Pyunik Yerevan were renamed Kilikia for 1999 and reappeared after
Armenikum Yerevan, promoted in the 2000 season, had their place
taken or bought by Pyunik for 2001. The connection between the
two versions of Pyunik is strenous but the FA insists they are
one and the same club.
[3] FA abbreviates Futbolayin Akumb (meaning Football Club) and is
sometimes rendered FC or FK.
[4] Kilikia supposedly were the new name for Pyunik but did not
participate in the 2000 season after failing to pay the registration
fee and disappeared, Pyunik taking the guise of Armenikum Yerevan.
Prepared and maintained by Pablo Aro Geraldes and Gurgen Mahari for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Authors: Pablo Aro Geraldes
(arogeraldes@periodismo.net)
and Gurgen Mahari
(gmahari@arminco.com)
Last updated: 9 Dec 2002
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