Jesus de Miguel, the 30-year-old striker of the Spanish team Tenerife, died after a violent collision with the opponent's goalkeeper during the match of the second division in this country. The Spanish Football Federation postponed the matches scheduled for Tuesday after his death. According to ESPN, on Monday, November 2, in the final minutes of Tenerife's match against Andorra, De Miguel collided with opposing goalkeeper Jesus Ouano and fell to the ground while trying to control the ball. In this scene, Abuno, who was outside the goal to save the ball, hit the chest of the Tenerife attacker with his knee. De Miguel suffered cardiac and respiratory arrest after the collision, and medical personnel immediately entered the field to treat his condition. As a result of this incident, the game was half over and the Tenerife striker was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. The referee also red carded Ouano for a serious foul. The Tenerife club initially announced that the player's condition was stable despite the severity of the injury, but on Tuesday morning they announced the deterioration of his nervous condition and confirmed De Miguel's death a few hours later.

Jesus de Miguel, the 30-year-old striker of the Spanish team Tenerife, died after a violent collision with the opponent's goalkeeper during the match of the second division in this country. The Spanish Football Federation postponed the matches scheduled for Tuesday after his death. According to ESPN, on Monday, November 2, in the final minutes of Tenerife's match against Andorra, De Miguel collided with opposing goalkeeper Jesus Ouano and fell to the ground while trying to control the ball. In this scene, Abuno, who was outside the goal to save the ball, hit the chest of the Tenerife attacker with his knee. De Miguel suffered cardiac and respiratory arrest after the collision, and medical personnel immediately entered the field to treat his condition. As a result of this incident, the game was half over and the Tenerife striker was taken to the hospital in an ambulance. The referee also red carded Ouano for a serious foul. The Tenerife club initially announced that the player's condition was stable despite the severity of the injury, but on Tuesday morning they announced the deterioration of his nervous condition and confirmed De Miguel's death a few hours later.