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Goalkeeper involved in Jesus de Miguel death 'is suffering' after incident

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Young, A. (2026, November 4). Goalkeeper involved in Jesus de Miguel death 'is suffering' after incident. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/jesus-de-miguel-death-goalkeeper-b1303538.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-11-04 · by Alex Young

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Goalkeeper Owono collided with Jesus de Miguel during a Spanish second-tier football match on Monday, causing de Miguel to suffer a cardiac arrest and die later in the hospital. Since then, Owono has faced racist abuse online and his Instagram account was deactivated. FC Andorra's players are in shock over the incident, and teammate Spatz expressed concern for Owono, noting that he is deeply affected by what happened. Spanish police have opened an investigation into de Miguel’s death as a non-natural cause accident.
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Jesús de Miguel, a 30-year-old forward for Tenerife, died on Tuesday following a cardiac arrest sustained during an on-field collision in a Spanish second-division match against Andorra the previous day. The incident occurred when De Miguel was challenging for the ball in midfield and collided with Andorra's goalkeeper, Jesús Owono, who struck him in the chest with his knee. Initially reported as "stable" in hospital, De Miguel's condition worsened, leading to his death hours later at the Hospital Universitario de Nuestra Señora de Candelaria in Santa Cruz.

The match was abandoned shortly after the collision amid players' distress and reports of De Miguel suffering a cardiac arrest en route to the hospital. Spanish football authorities have expressed condolences and support for Tenerife and their family, while Owono has since issued a statement describing it as the "most difficult days" of his life.

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De Miguel FC Andorra Instagram Spanish Tenerife

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De Miguel’s PERSON · 2× FC Andorra ORG · 2× Instagram ORG · 2× Owono PERSON · 2× Spanish NORP · 2× Tenerife GPE · 2× De Miguel PERSON · 1× Equatorial Guinea GPE · 1× Rayco García PERSON · 1× Spatz PERSON · 1×

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Tenerife’s majority shareholder Rayco García confirmed the entire squad would travel to mainland Spain to attend De Miguel’s funeral in Navahermosa, Toledo, on Thursday.
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🔮 “It is a tragedy that we could never have imagined experiencing on a football pitch.
2026-11-04 · Evening Standard
Goalkeeper involved in Jesus de Miguel death 'is suffering' after incident · assertive framing

Claims (19 extracted, 2 hedged)

Owono collided with De Miguel during a Spanish second-tier game on Monday, which saw the forward suffer a cardiac arrest and later die in hospital. asserted
forward → collide → hospital
Equatorial Guinea international Owono, 25, has since received racist abuse on social media, with his Instagram account subsequently deactivated. asserted
account → receive → media
Spatz, who was on the pitch when the incident happened, said the FC Andorra squad remained in shock. asserted
squad → happen → shock
"The entire FC Andorra squad has been in shock, devastated and deeply affected by what has happened,” he wrote on Instagram. asserted
he → devastate → Instagram
“It is a tragedy that we could never have imagined experiencing on a football pitch. uncertain
we → imagine → pitch
I would also like to say a few words about my team-mate, goalkeeper and friend, who is deeply affected by what has happened. asserted
what → like → mate
"Those of us who know him are aware of the sort of person he is, how much he is suffering at this time, and that he would never have intended to harm anyone. asserted
he → know → anyone
Read More “In football, there are accidental incidents, but no one could have imagined that one of them could lead to such tragic consequences." uncertain
one → read → consequences
Spanish police have opened an investigation into De Miguel’s death, in accordance with procedures for deaths involving non-natural causes, including accidents. asserted
police → open → accidents
Tenerife’s majority shareholder Rayco García confirmed the entire squad would travel to mainland Spain to attend De Miguel’s funeral in Navahermosa, Toledo, on Thursday. asserted
squad → confirm → Thursday
García told El Larguero: "The important thing now is for the players to say goodbye to their teammate and come to terms with what has happened. asserted
what → tell → terms
There are things that some of our players shouldn't have had to witness. asserted
some → be → players
“A football pitch is a place where you're meant to have a good time, and what we saw was anything but that. asserted
saw → mean → that
The entire squad is going to the funeral, without exception. asserted
squad → go → exception
Then we'll return to Tenerife. asserted
we → return → Tenerife
The players will have the day off to continue coming to terms with this terrible blow. asserted
players → have → blow
And on Saturday, at the Heliodoro [stadium,] we plan to hold a lovely tribute in his memory. asserted
we → plan → memory
"We want to start coming to terms with this as soon as possible and look to the future. asserted
We → want → future
We know that Jesús will be with us." asserted
Jesús → know → us
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