Coach Jorge Luis Pinto reassured that despite Colombia's 5-0 loss to Paraguay in the Copa America, the team will not be completely defeated. He emphasized that the situation is not a catastrophe and that they have not been completely destroyed in terms of football, tactics, or morale. Pinto stated that while they did lose, it is not the end of the world. "We haven't given up, we will respond." Colombia controlled the beginning of their first Group C match on Thursday, with Alvaro Dominguez failing to convert a penalty in the 28th minute. However, Paraguay scored two minutes later and Colombia struggled in the second half. It is interesting to note that Colombia's defense had been solid before the tournament, only allowing two goals in six games. Their upcoming game is against Argentina on Monday, who started the tournament with a 4-1 victory over the United States. Pinto stated that there will be changes, including variations in playing style and players. He also drew a comparison between the match and Colombia's 5-0 victory over Argentina in a World Cup qualifier in 1993, noting that both games had similarities in terms of performance.