My to do list:
Today the English Premier League Champions take on Slavia Plague in the Champions League.
Wait for @JurrienTimber timber to drop the famous bible verse.
David Raya to keep a cleensheet.
Max Dowman on return with some playing time.
Tzolis is back so is Saliba, I will have victor Gyokeres and Noni Maduke football.
Gyokeres first ever goal of the season for Arsenal.
Bag 3 points and tell them to come outside.
Arsenal comes clear off Slavia Plague.
My to do list:
Today the English Premier League Champions take on Slavia Plague in the Champions League.
Wait for @JurrienTimber timber to drop the famous bible verse.
David Raya to keep a cleensheet.
Max Dowman on return with some playing time.
Tzolis is back so is Saliba, I will have victor Gyokeres and Noni Maduke football.
Gyokeres first ever goal of the season for Arsenal.
Bag 3 points and tell them to come outside.
Arsenal comes clear off Slavia Plague.
My to do list:
Today the English Premier League Champions take on Slavia Plague in the Champions League.
Wait for @JurrienTimber timber to drop the famous bible verse.
David Raya to keep a cleensheet.
Max Dowman on return with some playing time.
Tzolis is back so is Saliba, I will have victor Gyokeres and Noni Maduke football.
Gyokeres first ever goal of the season for Arsenal.
Bag 3 points and tell them to come outside.
Arsenal comes clear off Slavia Plague.
Liverpool won’t win the league
Chelsea won’t win the league
Man City won’t win the league
You can keep laughing at Manchester United, but all of us will still end up trophy less and jealous of Arsenal
Jesús de Miguel Alameda, a 30-year-old Spanish striker for CD Tenerife, died on November 3, 2026, after collapsing during a Segunda División match the night before.[](<https://t.co/F3MhSqD7Ge>)
On November 2, in the dying moments of a 2-2 draw against FC Andorra at the Heliodoro Rodríguez López (around the 98th minute of stoppage time), de Miguel was running onto a long ball to start a counter-attack near the center circle. Andorra goalkeeper Jesús Owono charged out of his area to intercept and collided with him, striking de Miguel in the chest/torso with his knee (a high or flying-knee challenge). De Miguel dropped immediately.
Medical staff treated him on the pitch for several minutes. He suffered a cardiac arrest, was resuscitated while being transported, and was rushed to the University Hospital of Nuestra Señora de Candelaria in Santa Cruz de Tenerife. His neurological condition deteriorated overnight, and Tenerife confirmed he had died at 8:00 a.m. local time the next morning. Owono was shown a straight red card for the challenge (described in reports as involving excessive force).
De Miguel (nicknamed Demi), born in Madrid on September 21, 1996, had built a career mainly in Spain’s lower divisions. He was a key scorer in promotions for Castellón (top scorer in his group with 16 goals in 2023-24) and Tenerife (11 goals helping them return to the second tier in 2025-26). He was married and had a young daughter.
This is the core factual sequence reported by the club, Spanish media, and outlets such as Wikipedia and LBC.