Tenerife manager Alvaro Cervera has stated that FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono's 12-match ban for a challenge that resulted in the death of Tenerife striker Jesús de Miguel "feels light." The Spanish Football Federation's disciplinary committee issued the maximum suspension allowed under its rules for the offense described in the referee's report.
Owono was sent off on November 2nd after colliding with de Miguel, who tragically passed away the following day. The suspension, confirmed on Friday, comes as Tenerife prepares for their first match since the incident. Owono has expressed profound grief over de Miguel's loss, and FC Andorra's manager has indicated the goalkeeper is undecided about his future in football.
Tenerife Boss Calls Goalkeeper's 12-Match Ban 'Light' After Fatal Collision
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