Hull City 2 Leeds United 0: match report Leeds" frustrations with their lack of control on the game were apparent given their ill-discipline, which included a yellow card for Michael Brown for refusing to move one yard over the touchline while he had treatment on a wound. Hull though ignored the injustice of failing to lead at the break and produced a stunning start to the second half to kill off Leeds" hopes of getting anything out of the game. Evans struck his first goal of the campaign, slotting home after being played through by an exquisite pass from Robert Koren on 52 minutes. Four minutes later Meyler struck home the goal that clinched it. The Irishman is on loan from Sunderland and was expected to have been recalled by manager Martin O'Neill to cope with injuries. He celebrated a shock start by heading home from Brady's corner and there was no way back for Leeds after that. Meyler's future remains unresolved. Technically he can still play for Hull at Blackpool on New Year's Day if O'Neill decides not to recall him before his loan ends. Bruce said: "I'd like to publicly thank Martin. I spoke to him on Friday and we agreed he [Meyler] stayed for the [Leeds] game but whether he stays any longer depends on Sunderland.