The Micronesians made worldwide headlines when they were on the wrong side of a then world-record 38-0 scoreline against Fiji, but things only got worse on Tuesday.
After trailing 24-0 at halftime in their Pacific Games match in Port Moresby, Vanuatu scored another 22 in the second half for the final 46-0 demolition.
It brings the total number goals Micronesia have conceded in their last three games to 114 with an earlier 30-0 loss to Tahiti.
Today's result won't officially be recognised by FIFA because Micronesia are not ranked by soccer's governing body.
Australia still has the highest official score with a 31-0 win over American Samoa in 2002.
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
There's an empty desk where the official scorer was sitting. Nervous breakdown? THINK it's Vanuatu 32-0 Micronesia. pic.twitter.com/VHTEXtqAAZ
— Kevin Darling (@darlingkevin) July 7, 2015
God I hope they score a goal. #Micronesia https://t.co/Rm2cFE8LbT
— Behind the Game (@behindthegamepd) July 7, 2015
Balfour would beat Micronesia. And we have never had a soccer team
— Farmboyraver (@AndyMuir22) July 7, 2015
Micronesia have conceded 110 goals in their last 3 games and have failed to score a single goal. How are they even allowed to play football?
— Waleed Abu Nada (@waleedabunada) July 7, 2015