romp
n.a very easy win in a game or competition where one team is much better than the other. It is a casual way to say that one side won by a lot of points.
n.a decisive and often lopsided victory in a sporting contest. Informal in register; frequently used in journalistic contexts to describe a dominant performance.
“The team's victory was a complete romp.”
“After a slow start, the home side turned on the pressure and secured a convincing romp in the second half.”
“The defending champions entered the final as heavy favorites, and their performance was a clinical romp that left the opposition with no chance of recovery.”
“In Germany, Stuttgart romped to a 4-1 win over Köln in the Bundesliga .”
“The show ended on a powerful note, with Iconic By Mistake - the band's defiant response to an online hate campaign - and an extended romp through Gnarly, complete with a leather-studded rock remix.”
Probably a variant of ramp.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.