Spanish Police Open Investigation into Soccer Player's Death
A judicial probe under Spanish law follows the fatal on‑field collision, while teammates mourn the loss.
Spanish police are investigating after a soccer player died following an on‑field collision, and under Spanish law deaths from non‑natural causes, including accidents, are subject to judicial investigation.
FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono expressed his sorrow, saying 'Most difficult days of my life', after Tenerife forward Jesus de Miguel's death.
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Spanish police investigating after soccer player dies following on-field collision
Under Spanish law, deaths from non-natural causes, including accidents, are subject to judicial investigation.
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'Most difficult days of my life' for keeper Owono
FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono puts out a statement through his club, expressing his sorrow and pain after Tenerife forward Jesus de Miguel's death.
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- Spanish police are investigating the death of a soccer player following an on-field collision.
- Tenerife forward Jesus de Miguel died after an on-field collision.
- Jesus de Miguel was a forward for Tenerife.
- Jesus Owono is a goalkeeper for FC Andorra.
- FC Andorra goalkeeper Jesus Owono said in a statement issued through his club that these were the "most difficult days of my life" and expressed his "sorrow and pain" after Jesus de Miguel's death.
- Under Spanish law, deaths from non-natural causes, including accidents, are subject to judicial investigation.
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