Spanish football postponements follow Jesús de Miguel's death, MBC reports
The South Korean report shows the on-field collision, emergency response and supporters gathering outside the stadium to mourn.
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Spanish football authorities postponed fixtures including Copa del Rey matches after striker Jesús de Miguel died following an on-field collision, South Korea's Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) reports.
The footage shows two players pursuing an airborne ball before colliding and falling to the turf. One remains motionless as others rush toward him. The report says a red card was issued and the match was suspended.
According to the broadcaster, De Miguel collided with the opposing goalkeeper during a Spanish second-division match on November 2. He received emergency treatment on the pitch and was taken to a hospital, where he died the following day.
Citing Reuters, the report says police are investigating the possibility of involuntary manslaughter. It presents that as an ongoing investigation, not a finding of criminal responsibility.
The segment closes with supporters gathering outside the stadium to pay tribute. The Royal Spanish Football Federation issued a condolence statement and postponed all fixtures scheduled for November 3, including the Copa del Rey, according to the report.
An annual knockout competition in Spanish football, also known as the Spanish Cup. It is organised by the Royal Spanish Football Federation.
More on Wikipedia ›A Spanish professional footballer who played as a striker.
More on Wikipedia ›Spain’s second tier of men’s professional football, commonly called Segunda División or La Liga 2. It has 22 teams.
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