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Andorra goalie hit with massive suspension after brutal collision led to death of opponent

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The Spanish soccer federation's disciplinary committee suspended Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono for 12 games following a reckless collision with Tenerife striker Jesús de Miguel during a match on November 2. The 30-year-old striker suffered cardiac arrest and died the day after the incident, which occurred when Owono used "excessive force" to strike De Miguel in the chest while chasing a ball. While Spanish police are investigating the incident for possible involuntary manslaughter, prosecutors indicated that criminal proceedings are unlikely. The reporting focuses on the disciplinary actions and official statements regarding the tragedy, noting that the Andorra coach will allow Owono to decide when he feels ready to return to play.
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7 outlets covered “Goalkeeper Owono handed 12-match ban after De Miguel death”.

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New York PostThis outlet14 Nov

The Spanish soccer federation's disciplinary committee suspended Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono for 12 games following a reckless collision with Tenerife striker Jesús de Miguel during a match on November 2. The 30-year-old striker suffered cardiac arrest and died the day after the incident, which occurred when Owono used "excessive force" to strike De Miguel in the chest while chasing a ball. While Spanish police…

Andorra goalie hit with massive suspension after brutal collision led to death of opponent (this article)
Toronto Star13 Nov

The Spanish soccer federation’s disciplinary committee suspended Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono for 12 games following a reckless on-field collision that led to the death of Tenerife striker Jesús de Miguel. The incident occurred on November 2 during a match in Tenerife, where the 30-year-old striker suffered cardiac arrest after being struck in the chest by Owono who had rushed far outside his area. While Spanish…

Andorra goalkeeper suspended for 12 games for collision that leads to player death →
BBC13 Nov

The Spanish football federation's disciplinary committee has issued a 12-match suspension to FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono following a violent challenge that caused the death of Tenerife forward Jesus de Miguel. The incident occurred during the closing stages of a second-tier match on November 2, where the referee reported Owono used excessive force to strike the opponent in the chest. The federation ruled that…

Owono gets 12-game ban for challenge on De Miguel →
Evening Standard13 Nov

The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) Disciplinary Committee has handed goalkeeper Jesus Owono a 12-match suspension, the maximum allowed under the federation's code, following a fatal collision with goalkeeper Jesus de Miguel. The incident occurred during a Spanish second-division match when Owono's reckless challenge led to de Miguel suffering a cardiac arrest and subsequently dying on November 3. While…

Jesus Owono ban: Goalkeeper handed 12-match suspension after fatal collision with Jesus de Miguel →
Sydney Morning Herald14 Nov

The Spanish football federation’s disciplinary committee suspended FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono for 12 matches following a violent collision with Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel during a second-division match on November 2. The 30-year-old striker died on November 3 after being struck in the chest with excessive force, leading to a judicial investigation and a maximum sanction for Owono. This report highlights…

Goalkeeper whose foul led to player’s death banned for 12 matches →
CBC14 Nov

The Spanish soccer federation's disciplinary committee suspended Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono for 12 games on Friday following a reckless on-field collision that caused the death of Tenerife striker Jesús de Miguel. The incident occurred during the end of a match on November 2 when Owono used "excessive force" to strike De Miguel in the chest while chasing a high ball, leading to a cardiac arrest for the…

Spanish goalkeeper barred 12 games for collision leading to death of Tenerife striker →
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Al Jazeera14 Nov

The Spanish football federation’s disciplinary committee handed FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono a 12-match suspension following a violent collision with Tenerife forward Jesus de Miguel on November 2. De Miguel, aged 30, died on November 3 after being struck in the chest with "excessive force" during a second division clash. The report focuses on the committee's justification of the maximum sanction due to the…

Goalkeeper Owono handed 12-match ban after De Miguel death →

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Under Spanish law, deaths from non-natural causes, including accidents, are subject to judicial investigation, though prosecutors have said that criminal proceedings are unlikely.

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Andorra goalkeeper suspended for 12 games for collision that leads to player death Toronto Star · stated as fact

Owono gets 12-game ban for challenge on De Miguel BBC · stated as fact

Jesus Owono ban: Goalkeeper handed 12-match suspension after fatal collision with Jesus de Miguel Evening Standard · stated as fact

Goalkeeper whose foul led to player’s death banned for 12 matches Sydney Morning Herald · stated as fact

Andorra goalie hit with massive suspension after brutal collision led to death of opponent New York Post · stated as fact

Spanish goalkeeper barred 12 games for collision leading to death of Tenerife striker CBC · stated as fact

Goalkeeper Owono handed 12-match ban after De Miguel death Al Jazeera · stated as fact

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“While both articles refer to the same incident involving Jesús Owono and Jesús de Miguel, Article A focuses on Owono's decision regarding his future in football following the tragic event, while Article B discusses the disciplinary action taken against Owono with a suspension. They describe different aspects of related but distinct occurrences.”

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Goalkeeper Owono handed 12-match ban after De Miguel death
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Topics

Andorra MADRID Owono Spanish Tenerife

Subjects

Owono PERSON · 6× De Miguel PERSON · 3× Spanish NORP · 3× Andorra ORG · 2× Tenerife GPE · 2× Carles Manso PERSON · 1× De Miguel’s PERSON · 1× Jesús Owono PERSON · 1× Jesús de Miguel PERSON · 1× MADRID GPE · 1×

Narrative

MADRID — Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono has been suspended for 12 games after he received a red card for a reckless on-field collision with Jesús de Miguel that resulted in the death of the Tenerife striker.
framing: assertive · carried by 1 article(s) · first seen 2026-11-14
On Thursday, Andorra coach Carles Manso said it will be up to Owono to decide when he feels ready to play again.

Claims (12 extracted, 1 hedged)

MADRID — Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono has been suspended for 12 games after he received a red card for a reckless on-field collision with Jesús de Miguel that resulted in the death of the Tenerife striker. asserted
that → suspend → striker
The Spanish soccer federation’s disciplinary committee issued the suspension for Owono on Friday, 10 days after De Miguel died a day after his clash with Owono. asserted
Miguel → issue → Owono
The disciplinary committee said Owono used “excessive force” in the collision. asserted
Owono → say → collision
De Miguel was chasing a high ball in midfield when he was struck in the chest by Owono, who rushed far outside his area, near the end of the Nov. 2 match in Tenerife. asserted
who → chase → Tenerife
The 30-year-old De Miguel suffered cardiac arrest following the collision. asserted
Miguel → suffer → collision
He died the next day. asserted
He → die → ?
Owono issued a statement through his club expressing his remorse and offering his condolences to De Miguel’s family. asserted
Owono → issue → family
Spanish police opened an investigation into possible involuntary manslaughter. asserted
police → open → manslaughter
Under Spanish law, deaths from non-natural causes, including accidents, are subject to judicial investigation, though prosecutors have said that criminal proceedings are unlikely. asserted
proceedings → include → investigation
On Thursday, Andorra coach Carles Manso said it will be up to Owono to decide when he feels ready to play again. asserted
he → say → Owono
“He is deeply affected by the situation,” Manso said. asserted
Manso → affect → situation
“We will give him the space to feel completely free to decide whether, and when, he might want to return.” uncertain
he → give → space
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