Hamilton Accies gutted they didn't beat Cove Rangers after incredible comeback, says Brian Easton

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Brian Easton insists Hamilton Accies are disappointed they didn't WIN their clash with Cove Rangers after coming back from 4-1 down to grab a last minute equaliser.The skipper admits his side had a shocking first 52 minutes at New Douglas Park, but felt they had Cove on the ropes so much at the end that they could have walked away with more than just a point for their heroic last half hour.Cove were two goals to the good after Mark Reynolds' 10th minute header and a Mitch Megginson penalty in the 42nd minute.Accies pulled one back through Andy Winter just before half-time but conceded twice in quick succession at the start of the second half when Megginson netted his second goal from the spot and then Gerry McDonagh slotted in their fourth in the 52nd minute.Andy Ryan quickly responded to pull a goal back and Steve Lawson's penalty after 63 minutes had given Accies hope of completing a remarkable recovery.And in the 89th minute, an indirect free-kick was awarded to Accies when Cove goalkeeper Kyle Gourlay held onto the box for too long inside his box - with Ryan striking to earn an unlikely draw in an eight-goal epic.And Easton felt if the game had another few minutes, they would have found a winner.He said: "I think we were very poor in the first half and we were really fortunate to still be in the game at half-time."In the second half we lost a goal and then another, and you are thinking can we steady it so we don't lose anymore."But once we scored our second goal, you could see the belief: we can get another one."And if the game had gone on any longer, I think we were the team that was going to go on and win it."We should be really pleased after a comeback like that but I think most of the boys are just really