Jubilee Stadium, Football stadium in Armavir, Armenia.

Hakob Tonoyan Stadium, formerly Jubilee Stadium, is a football ground in Armavir with a single covered west stand holding 3,120 seats in white and red. The east stand was removed in the 2017–2021 reconstruction and replaced by an artificial-turf training pitch. Three regular training fields surround the stadium, and the stand looks out toward the mountains.

Opened in 1980 as Jubilee Stadium to mark 60 years of Soviet rule in Armenia, it had two stands holding around 10,000. It hosted one group-stage match of the 1985 FIFA World Youth Championship. FC Armavir played here until the club dissolved in 2003. The government transferred ownership to the Football Federation of Armenia in 2016, and after reconstruction the stadium reopened on 30 November 2021.

The stadium is used by Noah Yerevan and Armenia's youth national teams, as well as local sides. Its name honours Hakob Tonoyan, and it was long known as Jubilee Stadium, opened for the 60th anniversary of Soviet rule in Armenia. The white and red seats are visible from the single covered west stand.

The stadium has regular opening times and is accessible by public transportation, making it easy for visitors from across the city to reach. Parking is available on-site for those arriving by car.

The stadium hosted matches during the FIFA U-20 Football World Championship in 1985, showcasing its importance for international sports. This event brought worldwide attention to the region and demonstrated the quality of the facility.