16 Facts About Evan McMillan

Evan McMillan was born on 20 November 1986 and is an Irish football coach and former player.

Evan McMillan is the older brother of fellow former footballer David McMillan.

Later that year, Evan McMillan captained the UCD U-21 side to their third Dr Tony O'Neill league triumph in four years, with a penalty shoot out victory over St Patrick's Athletic.

Evan McMillan celebrated in the classic style of sliding towards the corner flag on his knees.

Evan McMillan went on to make fourteen league appearances for UCD in the 2008 season and won the inaugural 'A Championship'.

Evan McMillan scored a header in the 108th minute of the game to seal victory.

Evan McMillan played a huge role in this extraordinary season, making more appearances than any other player in the squad, while having the best defensive record in the league, conceding only 21 goals in 33 games and keeping 16 clean sheets.

UCD competed well throughout the season, in which Evan McMillan played all but the opening game of the season.

Evan McMillan made a great start to the campaign, scoring against Bray and Dundalk, as well as performing well defensively.

Evan McMillan scored the winning penalty against South Dublin rivals Shamrock Rovers in the League cup on 25 April 2011.

Evan McMillan followed up on his match-winning penalty by scoring against Galway United a week later.

Evan McMillan played an instrumental part in St Pats run in getting through two rounds in the Europa League qualifying rounds.

Evan McMillan scored two goals, both at home against IBV and Karpaty Lviv.

Evan McMillan was named fans player of the year after an excellent debut season with St Pats.

Evan McMillan scored a total of five for the season and established himself as a first-choice centre-back beside Gavin Peers before injury kept him out of the side.

Evan McMillan came on as a sub in the FAI Cup final to win the first major honour of this career.