Erebuni-Homenmen FC

Armenia · Founded: 1992

Club
Erebuni-Homenmen FC
Yerevan
Stadium
Erebuni Stadium
Cap. 544
Founded
1992
Dissolved
2000

About Erebuni-Homenmen FC

Erebuni-Homenmen FC was a professional football club based in Yerevan, Armenia. The club was founded in 1992, shortly after Armenia’s independence, under the name Homenmen-FIMA FC. It was initially linked to the Armenian State Institute of Physical Culture and participated in the first Armenian football competitions after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Over the next few years, the club went through several name changes, becoming Homenmen Yerevan and later Erebuni-Homenmen FC in 1997.

The club competed in the Armenian Premier League throughout the 1990s and remained a stable top-flight side without ever being relegated. However, it struggled with financial and organizational instability, especially after losing support from the Homenmen organization in 1999. Despite these issues, Erebuni-Homenmen still managed to participate in early UEFA competitions such as the Intertoto Cup, representing Armenian football in Europe on a limited scale.

In 2000, the club was ultimately dissolved due to financial difficulties, marking the end of its short existence in professional football. Although it did not achieve major trophies, Erebuni-Homenmen is remembered as one of the early post-Soviet Armenian clubs that helped shape the country’s domestic league during its formative years.

Trophies & Finals

Armenia

Tournament Count Years
Championship 1 1997