WATCH: Sanchez's halfway howler


Exeter's Aaron Martin pulled a goal back in stoppage time in bizarre circumstances when his long ball from halfway went straight to Forest Green goalkeeper Robert Sanchez, but he inexplicably allowed it to go under his foot and into the net.

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