Andorra’s goalie, Jesus O’wono, has been sentenced to 12 matches suspended by Spain’s Royal Football Federation Disciplinary Committee following a serious intervention to an opposing football player in the match against Tenerife.
The incident occurred within the 12th week of Segunda Division, at the meeting that ended with a score of 2-2. Owono intervened severely against Tenerife’s assailant, Jesseús de Miguel, causing him a serious injury.
For this action, the doorman was first punished with red cards, and then the Disciplinary Committee decided to pronounce a 12-game suspension.
According to the Spanish medium AS, the decision is made under Article 102 of the Federation’s disciplinary regulation, which envisions suspension of between four and 12 violent behavioral matches against an opponent during the game, in cases of severe physical or traumatic consequences.
In Owono’s case, the maximum measure before this article was pronounced. However, its intervention has not been described as aggression, a category for which the regulation envisions even more serious sanctions.
The judge’s report says that the doorman was disfellowshipped after he ran into the rebel leg and used excessive force in a action during which the ball was still in play.
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