Discipline postpones decision on Owono's suspension

Disciplinary committee delays ruling on Owono's suspension; goalkeeper faces 8–12 match ban for red card incident that resulted in player death.

Jesús Owono, FC Andorra's goalkeeper, remains in limbo after the Spanish Football Federation's disciplinary committee postponed its decision on his punishment for the red card received against Tenerife. The incident involved contact with Tenerife player Jesús de Miguel, who subsequently died. The match was completed on Wednesday by order of the Competition Judge.

Owono faces a potential suspension of between 8 and 12 matches under Article 102 of the Disciplinary Code, which covers violent conduct resulting in serious injury or consequences. The committee cited the match's late completion as the reason for the delay, stating that matters arising from the CD Tenerife–FC Andorra match report will be resolved shortly. Two other players were also sent off in the encounter: Andorra forward Lautaro and Tenerife goalkeeper Dani Martín.

Meanwhile, Owono is being supported by Andorra as he deals with the psychological toll of the incident. His social media accounts have been closed due to abuse and threats, and he has been kept away from his phone. He has not attended training in recent days.