Micronesia have cemented their place as the world's worst international football team with a whopping 46-0 loss to the footballing stronghold of Vanuatu.
Vanuatu striker Jean Kallack ran riot bagging 16 goals as the world record loss followed a defeat 38-0 to Fiji and a lost 30-0 to Tahiti during the group stage of the Pacific Games.
Micronesia are competing in their first Oceania Football Confederation (OFC) tournament and their Australian coach Stan Foster was sympathetic towards and said "they're boys not men".
The defeat is described as the biggest in International Football history, but may not go into the record books as Micronesia are not a FIFA member. The current record is Australia's 31-0 drubbing of Samoa in 2001.
Micronesia will be allowed compete in the tournament again in four years, where they could continue to make San Marino and Gibraltar look like Spain and Germany.
Thankfully for the rest of us, football journalist Kevin Darling was at the game and he was doing his best to live tweet it goal by goal.
Watching these boys again today versus Vanuatu. Assistant coach tells me: "We just want to score a goal". #Micronesia pic.twitter.com/yQw1fSGadX
— Kevin Darling (@darlingkevin) July 7, 2015
Second half under way: 24-0. Only questions are:
Can Micronesia avoid conceding 40?
Can they score?
Join me and #Pray4Micronesia
25-0 now.— Kevin Darling (@darlingkevin) July 7, 2015
It's mayhem here. Scorerkeeper left his desk and now no one knows exact score. Vanuatu have at least 42. One guy scored 14 of them.
— Kevin Darling (@darlingkevin) July 7, 2015
Tahiti draw with Fiji, meaning Vanuatu are out of the Pacific Games despite beating Micronesia 46-0. After all that.
— Kevin Darling (@darlingkevin) July 7, 2015
When I asked Vanuatu's 16-goal hero Jean Kalback how many he thought he'd scored, he didn't have the foggiest. I love him a bit #Micronesia
— Kevin Darling (@darlingkevin) July 7, 2015
Not a bad way to spend a sunny south pacific day.
