Tenerife-Andorra match suspended after serious injury to Jesús de Miguel

The match between Tenerife and FC Andorra was suspended due to a serious incident involving striker Jesús de Miguel and visiting goalkeeper Owono. During the game, which was tied 2-2 after a comeback by Andorra, a violent collision occurred between the two players, resulting in cardiac arrest for De Miguel, who lost consciousness and required urgent medical attention.

Following the collision, Jesús de Miguel was treated on the pitch and subsequently transported to the hospital. According to reports, he was resuscitated by medical services in the ambulance while being taken to the intensive care unit (ICU). In a statement, the Tenerife club reported that he is 'stable, but in serious condition.'

Both teams had been battling intensely in a match that was postponed to Monday due to weather forecasts. The atmosphere at the Heliodoro Rodríguez López became tense after the incident, with fans and players visibly shocked by the severity of the situation regarding the Tenerife forward.

Later, it was reported that Jesús de Miguel's neurological condition had worsened, prompting the club to issue another statement regarding his health. It was emphasized that, although he was 'stable,' the player's condition remained serious, raising concern among fans and the football community.

As a result, the match was interrupted with only two minutes left, leading to reflections on safety in sports following the incidents. The Tenerife community rallied in support of De Miguel, wishing for his swift recovery and awaiting more details about his condition in the coming hours.

Meanwhile, it was reported that goalkeeper Owono faces possible sanctions following the incident, although details regarding the severity of these penalties have not yet been disclosed. This opens up a debate on responsibility and measures to be taken in such situations in sports.