The Spanish Football Federation has punished the Guinean Jesus Avno, goalkeeper of Andorra, with a 12-match ban for his violent intervention during his team's match against Tenerife, which witnessed the injury of the last striker, Jesus de Miguel, who died the next day.
The Spanish newspaper "Marca" reported on Friday that the disciplinary committee of the Royal Spanish Football Association decided to suspend Ono for a period of 12 games, following his suspension during the confrontation between the two teams held on November 2, in the Spanish Second League competitions.
The Andorra goalkeeper was shown a straight red card in the final minutes of the game, after he interfered with Di Miguel forcefully as they competed for the ball, leading to the Tenerife striker falling and being injured.
The newspaper cited the committee's decision according to which "a suspension of 12 games is the maximum punishment allowed by the disciplinary law for the actions mentioned in the judge's report." The punishment was based on Article 102 of the Spanish Federation's disciplinary regulations, which refers to practicing violence against an opponent during the match, when they cause injury or serious damage, and provides for a suspension of 4 to 12 matches.
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