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'Devastated' goalkeeper in collision which killed Spanish footballer set to avoid criminal sanctions - as new footage shows him clashing with fans who shouted 'murderer' at him

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'Devastated' goalkeeper in collision which killed Spanish footballer set to avoid criminal sanctions - as new footage shows him clashing with fans who shouted 'murderer' at him
Photo / Coverage: Daily Mail UK
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Owono has reportedly isolated himself in the aftermath of the incident, amid a backlash to his challenge which led to the death of Spanish footballer Jesus De Miguel.

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  • 'Devastated' goalkeeper in collision which killed Spanish footballer set to avoid criminal sanctions - as new footage shows him clashing with fans who shouted 'murderer' at him.
  • Owono has reportedly isolated himself in the aftermath of the incident, amid a backlash to his challenge which led to the death of Spanish footballer Jesus De Miguel.
  • Owono has reportedly isolated himself in the aftermath of the incident, amid a backlash to his challenge which led to the death of Spanish footballer Jesus De Miguel.

Owono has reportedly isolated himself in the aftermath of the incident, amid a backlash to his challenge which led to the death of Spanish footballer Jesus De Miguel.

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