Pyunik Stadium, Football stadium in Yerevan, Armenia.

Pyunik Stadium is the main pitch of the Pyunik Training Centre, a 48,000 m² complex in Yerevan's Kentron District opened in 2004 on the grounds of the former Kilikia Football School. The stadium has 780 seats, all seated, and artificial turf since 2016; it is the home ground of reserve team Pyunik-2. The centre also holds two full-size natural grass pitches, two seven-a-side and two five-a-side pitches, and indoor facilities with the club headquarters and a gymnasium.

The facility opened in 2004 as a key development in building local football infrastructure across Armenia. This opening allowed local clubs and youth programs to have a dedicated venue for training and competition.

The centre carries the name Pyunik, Armenian for the phoenix, the club emblem. Its main pitch, the home ground of reserve side Pyunik-2 in the Armenian First League, has had artificial turf since 2016. Around it stand two full-size natural grass pitches and four smaller seven- and five-a-side pitches.

The venue sits near central Yerevan and is relatively accessible for visitors. It is helpful to arrive early when youth matches or training events are scheduled, since seating capacity is limited.

The main pitch has had artificial turf since 2016 and 780 seats, and it hosts the home matches of Pyunik-2, the club's reserve team. The whole training centre covers 48,000 m2 on the grounds of the former Kilikia Football School in Yerevan's Kentron District.