Expulsion for 12 meetings of the goalkeeper who caused the death of the Tenerife striker.
Jesus Ouano, whose tackle during the 2-2 home draw with Tenerife in Week 12 of the Spanish second division led to the death of rival striker Jesus de Miguel, 30, has faced a 12-match ban by the Spanish Football Federation's disciplinary committee.
A statement from the Disciplinary Committee of the Spanish Football Federation read: "The assessment of the behavior investigated in this case must be based on the facts expressly recorded in the referee's report; The report states that the player (Jesus Aveno) was sent off for "severe kicks by an opponent in the chest, using an excessive ball in the chest." This incident, which led to the death of Jesus de Miguel Alameda, is clear to everyone considering the nature of the behavior described and its surrounding circumstances, the application of the maximum penalty, that is 12 sessions of deprivation, is justified.
Sources in the Spanish police told Agence France-Presse last week that the investigation into the incident was opened under the supervision of the judicial system. After the death of the Tenerife striker, Ouano said that he was going through the hardest days of his life and since then he has not played for the Andorran team.