The Glens carried that momentum into the second half and took the lead eight minutes after the restart. Conway finished confidently to complete a well-worked move and put Turner’s side in front.
Conway grabbed her second of the afternoon on 63 minutes, extending Glentoran’s advantage with another composed finish as the Belfast side took firm control of the contest.
A fourth goal arrived seven minutes later when Kerr calmly converted after being picked out by Loughran, capping an impressive attacking display.
Both Caldwell and Kerr came close to adding further goals in the closing stages, but it was Pyunik who had the final say as Karine Yeghyan scored late on to complete the scoring.
The victory ensured Glentoran ended their first UEFA Women’s Champions League qualifying campaign since 2023 on a positive note with a confident performance in Wrexham.
Glentoran 4-2 FC Pyunik
Starting XI: McKinnon, Foy, Keenan, Caldwell, Kerr, G. Conway, Vance, McMaster, McLaughlin, Moore, Loughran.
Subs: Butler, Bailie, Rogan, Scott, Maguire, McKearney, D. Conway, Jeffrey, McCarron, Timoney, Crompton.