Spanish police have opened an investigation into possible involuntary manslaughter after a soccer player died following an on-field collision in a match, according to a CBS News report. The report's headline read "Soccer player dies following on-field collision in Spain," and its summary described the case in those terms.
ABC News, in a wire story, also reported that Spanish police are investigating after a soccer player died following an on-field collision. The ABC News summary said the collision was with the opposing team's goalkeeper in a second-division match.
The two reports differ in detail. The CBS News summary described the collision only as occurring in a match, without naming the level of competition or the players involved. ABC News said the match was in the second division and identified the opposing player's position as goalkeeper. Neither summary named the player who died, the clubs involved, the stadium or the city where the match was played.
Neither report gave a time for the collision or for the death, and neither described how the collision happened. Neither said whether anyone has been charged or named as a suspect. Both reports described the inquiry in the same terms, as a possible involuntary manslaughter case.
The CBS News and ABC News summaries provide no further detail on the investigation, the player or the match beyond what is reported above.
Sources: CBS News: Soccer player dies following on-field collision in Spain; ABC News: Spanish police investigating after soccer player dies following on-field collision.