VIDEO: SMU men's soccer head coach Kevin Hudson and midfielder Charles-Emile Brunet break down the Mustangs' 3-1 win over Loyola-Marymount.

From SMUMustangs.com:

SMU scores three past LMU in dominant win at Washburne Stadium

DALLAS (SMU) — SMU Men's Soccer won 3-1 against LMU in a dominant display at Washburne Stadium on Thursday.

Despite controlling the flow of the match, SMU trailed 1-0 at the end of the first half as the visitors scored in the final minutes of the period.

The Mustangs' relentless attack broke through to equalize the scoreline within ten minutes of the second half with Milton Lopez's goal.

Charles-Emile Brunet scored the match-winner with a shot from outside the penalty box, and Stephan Soghomonian scored an insurance third goal in the 83rd minute.

SMU gets on the win column and is 1-1-1 going into its fourth match of the season.

How it happened

SMU took control of the flow of the match as soon as the whistle was blown.

The Mustangs saw half-chances from Jaylinn Mitchell, Daniel Escorcia, Luis Flores and Lopez, but they fell short of breaking the deadlock.

LMU's Hugo Tavares took the lead for the visitors with a header off a corner kick in the final minute of the half. The first half ended with a 1-0 score for the Lions.

SMU went back in the front foot at the start of the second half.

While the Lions' defense remained sturdy, the Mustangs broke through for an equalizer in the 55th minute.

Lopez did a one-two combination with Escorcia to break LMU's defense. Lopez then took a strong shot at a tight angle to find the net.

The Mustangs kept the pressure on and took the lead with a long shot by Brunet in the 76th minute.

The sophomore struck a loose ball from a corner kick outside the penalty area to find the net and scored his first goal for SMU.

SMU took no chances and found an insurance third goal in the 81st minute.

Soghomonian made a run behind the defensive line, which was found by Flores for a one-on-one against the goalkeeper. The sophomore slotted the ball in with confidence.

The scoreline remained 3-1 at final whistle and SMU took its first win of the season.

Other notes

SMU remains undefeated against LMU with a 2-0-1 record.

Milton Lopez has scored four goals in the last four matches. He leads SMU with two goals this season.

Jaylinn Mitchell leads the Mustangs in assists with two this season.

Charles-Emile Brunet scored his first goal for SMU.

Stephan Soghomonian made his first start and scored his second goal for SMU.

Matthias Dick made his debut and registered an assist for the match-winner.

Freshman Landon Hickam played his first 90-minute match.

SMU outshot LMU nine to three.

What's next?

SMU will close the weekend with a Sunday Night matchup against Oral Roberts at Washburne Stadium.