Colombia's coach Jorge Luis Pinto reassured that the team will not be defeated despite their 5-0 loss to Paraguay in the Copa America. Pinto emphasized that the loss is not a catastrophe and that the team has not been destroyed in terms of footballing ability, tactics, or morale. He stated that the world has not ended and the team will continue to move forward. "We haven't given up yet, we're going to respond." Colombia started strong in their first Group C game on Thursday, but missed a penalty in the 28th minute. Paraguay scored two minutes later and Colombia struggled in the second half. Surprisingly, Colombia's defense had been solid leading up to the tournament, only allowing two goals in six games. Their next game is on Monday against Argentina, who had a 4-1 win over the United States in their first match. Pinto stated that changes will be made, including variations in playing style and players. He also drew a comparison between the current match and Colombia's 5-0 victory over Argentina in a 1993 World Cup qualifier, noting that both situations were similar in terms of performance.