‘In moments of pain, football comes together’: Spain says goodbye to Jesús de Miguel
Only 3,587 people live in his family’s village but the streets of Navahermosa were fuller yet quieter to mourn the Tenerife striker at his funeral. The narrow streets of Navahermosa in La Mancha were fuller than they have ever been on Thursday afternoon and quieter too.
— The Guardian — Football, publisher's words · Read the original ↗
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Corroborated (9)
9 of 11 outlets each added at least one detail no earlier report had; the other 2 repeat it. That is independence, not agreement: two of them can still contradict each other.
Judged on the 11 outlets in our latest edition; the timeline keeps all 12 we have seen.
Coverage timeline
12 outlets · first-seen order- +0 min
ASES · ESBroke it
El mundo del fútbol despide a Jesús de Miguel en Navahermosa
- +34 min
Mundo Deportivo — FútbolES · ESOwn reporting
El CD Tenerife acompaña a la familia de Jesús de Miguel en su despedida en Navahermosa
- +1 h 18 min
COPE DeportesES · ESRepeats
- +1 h 21 min
Het Laatste Nieuws SportNL · BEOwn reporting
- +1 h 37 min
VoetbalzoneNL · NLOwn reporting
Spelers in Spanje willen volledige speelronde schrappen na tragedie: fans reageren woedend
- +1 h 54 min
El Pais DeportesES · ESRepeats
El fútbol español despide al delantero Jesús de Miguel con un duelo unánime en Navahermosa
- +1 h 58 min
Krone SportDE · ATOwn reporting
De Miguel beigesetzt - Tragödie um Teneriffa-Kicker: Todesursache geklärt
- +2 h 7 min
- +2 h 53 min
kicker — FußballDE · DEOwn reporting
- +3 h 37 min
Der Standard SportDE · ATOwn reporting
- +3 h 44 min
Estadio DeportivoES · ESOwn reporting
Lágrimas y consternación en Navahermosa: el fútbol español despide a Jesús de Miguel
- +8 h 11 min
The Guardian — FootballEN · GBOwn reporting
‘In moments of pain, football comes together’: Spain says goodbye to Jesús de Miguel
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