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Spanish footballer dies a day after suffering cardiac arrest in on-field collision

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NDTVSpanish footballer dies a day after suffering cardiac arrest in on-field collision
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Spanish second division player Jesus de Miguel has died following an on-field collision, his club announced. NDTV reports that the Tenerife striker suffered the fatal injuries after crashing into the goalkeeper for FC Andorra. The Times of India adds that the footballer passed away a day after experiencing a cardiac arrest during the match.

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