decided by a decision game. European history Kit and badge Throughout the seasons, Pyunik has predominantly worn blue and white jerseys, with a few exceptions including Pyunik's first jerseys which were orange and Puma is the club's current kit supplier since 2019. On 3 August 2020, Pyunik announced that Joma would be supplying the team's kit for the 2020–21 season. Kit suppliers and shirt sponsors Badge The club has had five different designs for its badge during its history, with the first three designs being significantly different from each other. Following the club's reappearance in 2001, Pyunik introduced its iconic logo design which included a bold letter P placed on top of a football. The club kept this design for 13 years before introducing a double-headed golden phoenix crest in 2014. This change resulted unpopular among the fans and Pyunik introduced a new badge in 2019, this time returning to its original round shape with a predominantly blue logo and a red phoenix in the center. Stadium Pyunik used several locations throughout its history. Between 1992 and 1998, Pyunik played at Hrazdan Stadium, Armenia's largest stadium with a capacity for 54,208 spectators. In 2001, following the renovations works done at the Republican Stadium two years before, Pyunik relocated and played all its home matches there until 2013, with a brief interruption in 2008, when the club was forced to play at Pyunik Stadium; its training ground, due to renovation works at the Republican Stadium. Between 2013 and 2017, the Yerevan Football Academy served as a home venue for all domestic competitions, while still using the Republican Stadium for international fixtures. At the beginning of 2017–18 Armenian Premier League season, Pyunik used the Republican Stadium as a home venue during the first half of the season, and eventually returning to their own Pyunik Stadium during the second half. The Republican Stadium is also the home of the Armenia national football team, and is sometimes used by other Armenian teams for their international cup fixtures. The club is currently planning on building an all-seater 5,000 capacity stadium by 2022. List of stadiums used by the club Hrazdan Stadium: 1992–98 Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium: 2001–08 Pyunik Stadium: 2008 Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium: 2008–13 Yerevan Football Academy: 2013–17 Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium/Pyunik Stadium: 2017–18 Vazgen Sargsyan Republican Stadium: 2018–present Supporters Pyunik's supporter base is traditionally regarded as part of Yerevan's higher class, in contrast