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Why Equatorial Guinea's Owono could be jailed over De Miguel’s death

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  • T 4 hours ago

    I saw the way he jumped at the striker mid air and you can conclude that it was an attack not an attempt to stop him from scoring. A keeper cannot jump mid air with his knees bend towards your opponents mid ribs

  • Kwaku 2 hours ago

    Oliver Kahn, former German Goalkeeper said the keeper's style in stopping the striker was not acceptable in football. It's considered as a physical attack on the striker.

  • Blue Pen 1 hour ago

    He was just too reckless. I suspect it all boils down to a mentality of wicked play.

  • ST GHFUO: Ghana, nation with foolish leaders 4 hours ago

    If he wanted to kill thr guy he didnt need to do that on the pitch we have seen worse clashes from goalies and players..its unfortunate thr player is dead the job of a soccer player comes with such casualties..boxers die in t ...
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  • Sweet ghana 4 hours ago

    What the keeper did was shameful, like,barbaric
    Hs went in for the striker, not the ball. As a keeper, he was supposed to act defensively, rather, he was full of malice, aiming a kick into the offensive player rather than d ...
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  • ST GHFUO: Ghana, nation with foolish leaders 1 hour ago

    @sweetgh you don t have a brain you don't think its part of the game

  • Blue Pen 1 hour ago

    So you think you have brain? Football is a contact sport, not a combat sport. That's why there are rules and yellow card and red card. I almost added "use your head" but that cannot apply to headless creature. If all football ...
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  • MO KWAME NKRUMAH NO 2 hours ago

    You see some of such racist report by some European newspapers, is the Goalkeeper playing with Equatorial Guinea football team for the newspapers to report on his nationality as Equatorial Guinea's Owono or he is playing wit ...
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