They won't be able to fulfill this weekend's clash with Sligo.
Waterford's difficult season continued last night without a ball being kicked.
They've informed the FAI they will be unable to fulfil Saturday's SSE Airtricity Premier Division trip to Sligo Rovers.
A member of the first-team squad tested positive for COVID-19 last week.
Waterford were forced to field their under-19s last week against Drogheda, and were hammered 7-nil.
Sligo will be awarded this Saturday's tie on a 3-0 scoreline.
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