Bromley suffered a morale sapping thrashing at the hands of promotion hopefuls Chelmsford at Melbourne Park on Saturday and now face a relegation battle with a depleted squad after another sending off.
The Ravens started well with Lewis Taylor crossing for Hakeem Araba who headed wide, but the home side went in front on 16 minutes when Ibe was given time and space to turn and score just inside the box.
Then on 21 minutes the next blow for Bromley came when Tutu Henriques was harshly judged to have handled the ball in the box when blocking a shot and was then shown a red card for the offence.
Rainford tucked away the penalty and it was game over as a contest. Soon after Cornhill was denied by Tommy Forecast who was inspired form in The Ravens goal, but he was unable to save his next effort which made it 3-0 on 27 minutes.
Forecast made two more saves from Corcoran & Whitely before the half time whistle gave him some respite.
The second half saw Bromley continue to try and attack, but they went 4-0 down on 52 minutes when Bakare scored a great solo goal.
Chelmsford slowed the game down and kept possession well picking out chances as Bromley were ran ragged chasing the ball.
Forecast saved from and Corcoran had a goal disallowed for offside before briefly Bromley rallied with Waldren ironically having a header clearly blocked by a defenders hand and Bradley Goldberg having an effort saved by Searle after a strong run.
The Ravens pulled one back on 78 minutes when Taylor scored from the edge of the box with the outside of his boot, but it was soon 5-1 when Benjamin scored on 83 minutes.
Orlando Smith went close for Bromley before the home side made it 6-1 in injury time with a superb curling effort from Parker. They even had time to force one more save from Forecast and also hit the underside of the bar before the game finally came to an end.
Bromley: Forecast, Henriques, Patterson, Dolan, Gilman, Rhule, Harwood, Taylor, Waldren, Goldberg, Araba.
Subs: Hill, Smith, Green, Jones,
Att: 1,008
Match Rating: 4/5