In Spain, Tenerife forward Jesús de Miguel suffered a cardiac arrest during his team's Segunda División match against Andorra, the club's 12th-round fixture. The incident occurred late in the game after a foul by an opponent, infohub.kz reports.
According to local media, Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono left his goal and advanced toward the center circle, where he collided with de Miguel while trying to stop a one-on-one break. The referee showed the goalkeeper a red card and halted the match.
It later emerged that de Miguel lost consciousness as he fell. He was carried off the pitch on a stretcher to the dressing room and then taken by ambulance to hospital. The player suffered cardiac and respiratory arrest. His condition was stabilized in the ambulance, but he remained unconscious.
After the incident, the football club issued a statement saying de Miguel's condition was assessed as stable but serious. The player is in intensive care.
Video of the collision also circulated on social media, with commentary describing Owono's extremely powerful blow to Jesús de Miguel that left everyone concerned, along with wishes for the player's speedy recovery.