Hull City 6 Fulham 0: match report Bruce felt it was as good an individual performance as he has seen, which is high praise given the company he kept as a player. "It was just a complete masterclass," he said. He is an outstanding footballer and I can't recall witnessing a performance from one player that was as complete. When he came into the dressing room after doing his television interviews the other players stood up and applauded him - and you don't see that very often. Ahmed Elmohamady had begun the rout with a shot into the roof of Fulham goalkeeper David Stockdale's net four minutes into the second half, after which Koren turned home Yannick Sagbo's pass and George Boyd drove home from outside the penalty area, effectively ending the contest in the 63rd minute. Huddlestone beat Stockdale with a low drive from outside the area, after which Fryatt added Hull's fifth, before Koren grabbed his second of the game from close range. Fulham, showing six changes from the side that won at Norwich on Boxing Day with match-winner Scott Parker among the players rested and Dimitar Berbatov still injured, managed only two shots on target in the whole game. Head coach Rene Meulensteen said: "When you have so many games in a short space of time you have to use your squad. But after our performances in the last few games we did not see that coming. Hull City (4-2-3-1): McGregor 7/10; Rosenior 6, Chester 7, Davies 7, Figueroa 6; Huddlestone 8, Livermore 7 (Graham 73, 6); Elmohamady 7 (McShane 77, 6), Koren 7, Boyd 7; Sagbo 6 (Fryatt 68, 7). Subs: Harper (gk), Bruce, Faye, Meyler. Fulham (4-2-3-1): Stockdale 7; Zverotic 5, Hughes 5, Amorebieta 6, Riise 6; Karagounis 5 (Richardson 74, 5), Sidwell 6; Ruiz 5 (Kacaniklic 60, 6), Kasami 5, Dejagah 6 (Bent 64, 5); Rodallega 5. Subs: Bettinelli (gk), Boateng, Bent. Referee: R Madley (West Yorkshire).