# Goalkeeper Owono banned for 12 matches after fatal collision with Jesus De Miguel

> FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono gets 12-match ban and may quit football after collision that killed Spanish striker Jesus De Miguel.
- Title: Goalkeeper Owono banned for 12 matches after fatal collision…
- Summary: FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono gets 12-match ban and may quit football after collision that killed Spanish striker Jesus De Miguel.
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- Source: Dailymail — https://dailymail.com/sport/football/article-16291441/jesus-miguel-death-goalkeeper.html?ito=1490&ns_campaign=1490&ns_mchannel=rss
- Published: 2026-11-13T21:25:45+00:00
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## Goalkeeper Owono banned for 12 matches
FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono received a 12-match ban after a collision with Tenerife's Jesus De Miguel, who died in the incident.

> The goalkeeper involved in the collision that killed Spanish footballer Jesus de Miguel has been hit with a 12-match ban - but may never play again.
## Collision details
De Miguel was struck in the chest by Owono's flying knee during a stoppage time incident in a match.

> The striker was struck in the chest by Owono's flying knee as the keeper attempted to clear the ball near the halfway line
## De Miguel's death
De Miguel died in the morning following the collision after being rushed to hospital.

> Tenerife striker De Miguel died in the morning following the horrifying clash with Owono
## Public reaction
Tenerife supporters chanted 'murderer' at Owono and he retreated from public view.

> The goalkeeper was subjected to chants of 'murderer' by Tenerife supporters and retreated from public view amid the significant backlash.
## Owono's statement
Owono described his 'enormous pain' and said he could not think of anything else except De Miguel.

> These are being the most difficult days of my life. I am struggling to find the words and find it very difficult to assimilate anything that has happened.
## Manager's statement
Owono's manager Carles Manso said he would give Owono space to decide whether to return to football.

> We will give him space so that he feels completely free to make any decision, whether he wants to return, when, or if he does not want to return.
## Medical response
De Miguel was rushed to hospital after appearing motionless on the pitch.

> De Miguel was seen to for over five minutes while his team-mates were visibly distressed, with some appearing to be in tears.
## Family details
De Miguel was a new father with his wife and baby daughter watching in the stands.

> He had become a father just last year, and according to El Espanol, his wife and baby daughter were watching in the stands as the fatal incident occurred.
## Hospital details
De Miguel suffered cardiac arrest while being transported to hospital and was revived in the ambulance.

> De Miguel is believed to have suffered a cardiac arrest while being transported to hospital and had to be revived inside the ambulance, according to Spanish media outlet Marca.
## Tenerife's statement
Tenerife confirmed De Miguel's death and expressed condolences to his family.

> Broken with pain, with a lump in our throat and unable to believe that this is true, from CD Tenerife we communicate the tragic death, this Tuesday, November 3, 2:00 a.m., of Jesus de Miguel Alameda.
## Police investigation
Police are investigating the death due to protocol and the emergency medical response.

> Police are investigating the death of De Miguel due to protocol, and they are also now probing the emergency medical response
## Owono's future
Owono may never return to football after the incident.

> Owono said he could not 'think of anything else except Jesús and the pain we are experiencing'
## Key takeaway

FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono received a 12-match ban and may never return to football after a collision with Tenerife striker Jesus De Miguel, who died in the incident.