Ararat-73 team sculpture, Bronze monument at Hrazdan Stadium, Yerevan, Armenia

The Ararat-73 sculpture features multiple bronze figures in dynamic poses positioned near the entrance of Hrazdan Stadium. The figures stand close together and convey a sense of teamwork and strength through their physical arrangement.

The monument was erected in 2016 and references a legendary event from 1973. That year, the Ararat team won both the Soviet championship and the Soviet Cup in a single season.

The monument consists of busts of the Ararat-73 players and coaches, placed on the square beside Hrazdan Stadium. It was unveiled on 10 October 2016, the year the club's 1973 double was marked, in a ceremony attended by Yerevan mayor Taron Margaryan, Armenian Olympic committee head Gagik Tsarukyan and sports minister Hrachya Rostomyan, alongside members of the team.

The sculpture stands directly at the stadium entrance and is easy to find when approaching the building. Visitors can view the figures from multiple angles and photograph them from different perspectives.

The sculptors' group was led by Armen Samvelyan, with architect Tigran Barseghyan responsible for the design. The monument consists of busts of the Ararat-73 players and coaches, set on a square beside Hrazdan Stadium. It was unveiled on 10 October 2016, marking the 40th anniversary of the team's double win.