The Waterford footballers were beaten comprehensively by Wexford in Division 4 of the National League last night.
Despite the Deise trailing by just a point at the break, Wexford ran out 11 points winners - 21 points to 1-7.
Alan Dunwoody scored a late consolation goal for Waterford, who are still without a win.
They have clashes with London, Tipperary and Laois left before the conclusion of the league campaign.
Wexford: Rory Tubritt; Gavin Sheehan, Eoin Porter, Liam O’Connor; Glen Malone (0-04), Cathal Walsh, Darragh Lyons; Liam Coleman (0-01), Niall Hughes; Kevin O’Grady (0-02), Páraic Hughes, Graeme Cullen (0-01); Eoghan Nolan (0-02, 1 free, 1 ‘45), Seán Nolan (0-03, 2 frees), Shane Pettitt (0-01)
Subs: Dylan Furlong (0-01) for O’Connor (HT), Mark Rossiter (0-1) for Walsh (HT), Ben Brosnan (0-05, 3 frees) for S. Nolan (45), Tom Byrne for Cullen (65), Jack Higgins for Pettitt (67)
Waterford: Paudie Hunt; Ross Browne, Liam Fennell, Conor McCarthy; Robbie McGrath, Dermot Ryan, Conor Ó Cuirrín; Michael Curry (0-01), Michael Mullaney; Caolan MacCraith, William Beresford, Seán Whelan Barrett; Tom O’Connell (0-02, 0-01 free), Jason Curry (0-02, 0-01 free), Stephen Curry (0-02)
Subs: Alan Dunwoody (1-00) for Ó Cuirrín (43), Joe Booth for Mullaney (47), Billy O’Keeffe for McGrath (58), Billy Hynes for Beresford (63), Donie Fitzgerald for J. Curry (70+2)
Referee: Seamus Mulvihill (Kerry)
