Hamilton boss says Partick fightback display shows team spirit is building all the time at Accies

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Hamilton boss Stuart Taylor hailed his players' team spirit as they twice came from behind to hold Partick and believes his side are showing great resilience when they concede in games.Accies produced a great comeback at New Douglas Park as Andy Ryan's penalty cancelled out Scott Tiffoney's first half opener and then Mihai Popescu's acrobatic effort leveled the score at 2-2 after Zak Rudden had poked Partick back in front.It's not the first time Accies have shown character in the face of adversity in the Championship this season and last month they came from a goal down to stun title hopefuls Inverness in the Highlands with a 2-1 win.This time Accies also had to contend with a squad hit by Covid and they might even have won it had Jamie Hamilton - forced into midfield due to the enforced absenses - saw his header find the net instead of the crossbar late on.Taylor said: "We are obviously disappointed to lose the two goals but we are delighted with the response."We speak about no disappointments and it was nice to see the lads respond in that manner and we nearly got the winner at the end with Jamie hitting the crossbar."It shows a little bit of the camaraderie that's there now and the team spirit, which has been building."They've responded really well, hence the reason we are on a good run at this moment in time so we just want to keep it going."When I first came in one thing I spoke about was having that fighting spirit and making sure we don't have any disappointments."If someone scores against us, so what?

We'll just work harder to create a goal and get back in the game again."We showed that today and we've shown it a few times now.