14.11.2026 00:21
The punishment for Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono, who made the harsh tackle in the incident that resulted in the death of Jesus De Miguel, who wore the Tenerife shirt in Spain’s Second League, has been announced. The Spanish Football Federation gave Owono a 12-match suspension.
Following the collision that ended in death on the field, the Spanish Football Federation announced its disciplinary decision. Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono received a 12-match suspension for his intervention in the incident in which his opponent lost his life.
THE SANCTION FOR THE INCIDENT THAT ENDED IN DEATH HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED
The Spanish Football Federation handed Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono a 12-match suspension. The decision came after the severe collision he had with Jesus de Miguel, which resulted in his opponent's death. With the sanction announced by the Federation, Owono will not be able to play in 12 matches. The decision once again opened the consequences of harsh interventions on football pitches to debate.
THE GOALKEEPER'S INTERVENTION ENDED IN TRAGEDY
The incident occurred in the challenge where Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono and Jesus de Miguel came face to face. The two players collided hard during the match. After the incident, Jesus de Miguel, who was seriously injured, was taken to hospital but could not be saved despite all interventions. While Miguel's death caused great sorrow in the football world, eyes turned to the disciplinary decision to be made about the goalkeeper involved in the incident.
HE WILL NOT BE ABLE TO WEAR THE JERSEY FOR 12 MATCHES
With the decision announced by the Spanish Football Federation, Jesus Owono was given a 12-match suspension. Thus, the penalty given to the goalkeeper in the disciplinary process conducted after the incident that resulted in death became clear.