A late try from full back Dan Krikorian was the only highlight as an injury-stricken Weybridge Vandals were savagely put to the sword by a rampant Tottonians on Saturday.

The 19-year-old, who now has two tries in four league starts for the first team, crossed in the closing stages of a match that saw the visitors cross the try line 10 times on their way to an emphatic 64-11 triumph.

Two Harry Weatherall penalties had just about kept Vandals in the game at half time as the teams turned round with Tottonians 21-6 ahead, but it was one way traffic in the second half as Totts added 43 points with only Krikorian's score coming in response.

Solitary try: Dan Krikorian, right, bagged his second senior try for the club on Saturday, but it was only a consolation score

Centre Karl Hoade (ribs) was last week added to a growing casualty list which includes James Gulliver, Henry Gulliver, Adam Bullett, Jake Cummins, Tom Frewin, James Weatherall, Michael Mason and Callum Hennessy.

The chronic shortages had already seen the second team’s trip to Barnes cancelled earlier in the week and meant centre Sam Bullett moved into the back row, while number eight Rory Taylor and blindside Branden Thornley packed down in the second row.

It was therefore no real surprise a well-oiled Tottonians outfit were able to take advantage of the disjointed nature of the Vandals line-up as they raced into an early lead care of a try inside the first five minutes.

Weatherall responded with the boot but a quick Totts double on the half-hour mark was a sign of things to come after the break.

Five unanswered tries in 20 minutes following the restart effectively made the game safe for the visitors and while Vandals battled back through Krikorian another couple of tries rounded off the scoring late on.

Vandals will look to draw a line under this result and hope for a few bodies back when they travel to Havant for the first time in the club’s history to take on the National League Two East club’s second string.

Head coach George Pickersgill will be sweating on the fitness of hooker Cameron Edgar after an ankle injury forced him off in the first half on Saturday and he left Desborough Island on crutches.

Havant are without a first team encounter which could add to the challenge Vandals will face to get a first away win of the season.

Injury doubt: A week on from his six try showing against Winchester and Cameron Edgar is another injury concern for head coach George Pickersgill