Ruling
Owono to learn disciplinary sanction next week for incident leading to de Miguel's death

Summarised by MatchPal
Owono faces 8–12 match ban under disciplinary code articles covering violent conduct with grave consequences; decision expected next week.
Jesus Owono, the Andorra goalkeeper, will learn his disciplinary sanction next week following the incident that led to Jesus de Miguel's death during Tenerife–Andorra on Monday. Owono was sent off for an uncontrolled aerial challenge in the 96th minute that resulted in a collision with Tenerife forward de Miguel, who suffered cardiac arrest and died the following day.
The disciplinary commission delayed its ruling out of respect for de Miguel's family, whose funeral took place Thursday. The match was officially concluded as a 2–2 draw, with two minutes remaining unplayed.
Owono faces suspension under article 102 of the disciplinary code, which covers violent conduct causing grave injury or consequences. The applicable range is 4–12 matches, but Spanish media report the sanction is unlikely to fall below the median of eight matches, placing the likely punishment between 8–12 games.
Summary by MatchPal from the original report at rmcsport.bfmtv.com. Reporting and images belong to the source.
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- Mundo Deportivo
- Owono to learn disciplinary sanction next week for incident leading to de Miguel's deathRMC SportThis article
- Owono sanction delayed until next weekMundo Deportivo
- Discipline postpones decision on Owono's suspensionDiario AS
- "Never intended to harm anyone": Teammate defends OwonoKicker
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