It caused the death of Jesus de Miguel: The penalty given to goalkeeper Jesus Owono has been announced

The penalty for goalkeeper Jesus Owono, who plays for Andorra, one of the Spanish 2nd League teams, has been announced. In the statement made by the Disciplinary Committee of the Spanish Football Federation, it was stated that Owono, who caused the death of Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel due to his intervention, was given a 12-match ban.

THE REMAINING PART OF THE MATCH WILL NOT BE PLAYED

In the statement made by the board, it was stated that the 12-game suspension was the maximum penalty that could be given. Additionally, it was announced that the remaining part of the abandoned match between Tenerife and Andorra will not be played. The statement included the following: "From the moment this tragic incident occurred, the remaining part of the match will not be played."

OWONO MAY QUIT FOOTBALL

Jesus Owono stated in his statement on November 4 that he was going through the hardest days of his life. Andorra Coach Carles Manso stated that he would make the decision on whether Owono would play football again.

In his statement, Manso said, "We will give him the space to make any decision completely freely about whether, when or if he wants to return. He will do so when he feels that he is truly ready to make such a decision and when he thinks it is appropriate."

WHAT HAPPENED?

In an attack in the extra time of the match between Tenerife and Andorra in the Spanish 2nd League, Tenerife forward Jesus de Miguel was left on the ground after a harsh intervention by Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono.