The University of San Diego men's soccer team overcame a halftime deficit to secure a 3-1 victory against Liberty in their home opener. Despite controlling the game initially, San Diego found themselves trailing at halftime after Liberty scored in the 41st minute. Post-break, the Toreros adjusted their strategy, leading to three unanswered goals, with Steven Ramirez netting two in quick succession. The win improves San Diego's record to 2-0-0, while Liberty falls to 1-1-0.

By the Numbers
  • San Diego outshot Liberty 16-8, including a 7-1 advantage in shots on goal.
  • Steven Ramirez scored two goals in 91 seconds, marking his second goal of the season.
State of Play
  • The Toreros showcased a strong offensive performance after halftime.
  • Coach Brian Quinn emphasized the need for adjustments, which led to improved energy and intensity.
What's Next

San Diego will face #9 Stanford on Thursday, with kickoff scheduled for 4 PM at Maloney Field.

Bottom Line

This victory demonstrates the Toreros' resilience and ability to adapt, positioning them well as they head into a challenging matchup against a ranked opponent.