The concluding match of the tour if the English football team on the Continent was played here to-day, when the Englishmen again opposed an eleven representing the combined strength of Germany and Austria.   The result was a win for England by seven goals to none. The width and roughness of the ground interfered to some extent with the combination of the English players, but they nevertheless pressed nearly all through the game. The German defence was good, but though playing a plucky game they were overmatched.    In the first half two goals were scored by Taylor and one each by Chadwick and Rogers. In the second half Chadwick scored twice and Brown once. Holt played a splendid game for the Englishmen. There were 3,000 spectators.    The Englishmen, who have had an extremely pleasant tour, leave for home to-morrow.

The Englishmen won the toss, and after nine minutes' play Chadwick scored for them. Two minutes later Rogers added a second point, and before half-time Taylor put on two more. England thus led at the interval by 4 goals to nil.   The second half was more evenly contested, and a long time elapsed before the visitors added to their score. Brown, however, obtained the fifth point, and Chadwick scoring twice more before the close, England won by 7 goals to nil.    The uneven ground was all against scientific play, but Rogers forward, Holt at half-back, and Crabtree at back, all showed good form. The Germans showed plenty of pluck and pace, while their combination was fairly good and their goal-keeping excellent."