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Owing to the poor play of the forwards, England failed to beat Wales, at Fulham, yesterday, the match ending in a draw of one goal all.
During the first half, when a strong wind blew at their backs, the Englishmen generally gave a disappointing display. Such an advantage did winning the toss appear to carry with it that England's prospect of escaping defeat looked rather bad when they crossed over a goal behind ; but as it happened they improved wonderfully. They were wanting in dash and certainty when everything favoured them, they rose to the occasion splendidly on realizing their danger, but they could do no more than avert defeat. Except when breaking away three times Wales practically had to defend all the second half ; yet they were only once beaten. The inability of the English forwards to play effectively made the Welsh half-backs and backs very good. Particularly in the first half, when the necessity to dribble close and keep the ball low was most apparent, the Englishmen constantly kicked high, attempting to rush through...
W. Meredith often ran down the right wing, Pennington rarely stopping him, and a shot by the outside right led up to the Welshmen's goal. Hardy touched the ball, which went across to Evans, from whose centre Jones scored...
England's goal was in a sense lucky, and in no way due to first-rate football. For once Wall shot hard and straight, Davies kicking it out to Stewart, who returned it with great force out of Roose's reach...
There were well over 20,000 spectators, the receipts amounting to £700.