Gippsland United's trip away from home ended in misery on Saturday thanks to a heavy defeat to Mazenod.
United were no match for the home side from the early stages, conceding a goal within the first five minutes and eventually finishing with a 7-0 loss.
It's an especially disappointing result for the club given Mazenod have been a mid-table side this season rather than a top contender.
Mazenod's Jamie Christofilos scored a brace as Jordan Templin, Antonio Bernedo, James Triskelidis, Jack Hindle and Reo Kambe all found the back of the net.
United have now sunk to the bottom of the table on three wins and 14 losses. They will host Hampton East Brighton at Baxter Park this Saturday night in desperate need of a win.
The bright side is Gippsland got the better of Hampton East Brighton 2-1 in their clash earlier this season.
In more positive news for the club, United's reserves scored a 3-0 win over Mazenod in their match before the seniors.
Brody Demagistris, Tobias Blake and Ethan Biljna were the goal scorers for the visitors in a well-earned victory.
United's reserves will kick-off at Baxter Park against Hampton East Brighton this Saturday at 4:30pm. The seniors are scheduled to begin at 7pm.