Former Dundalk FC striker David McMillan wins penalty, but goes off injured on St. Johnstone debut

Former Dundalk FC striker David McMillan made his debut for St. Johnstone in the Scottish Premiership today and what a dramatic bow it was.

Having come on as a substitute on 57-minutes, the 29-year-old was quickly involved, winning a spot-kick having been fouled by Partick Thistle keeper Tomas Cerny.

In the process of winning the penalty, however, McMillan sustained a bad injury. He received extensive treatment, though he was unable to shake-off the knock and was replaced just 21-minutes after coming on.

And to make things worse for the Dubliner, St. Johnstone suffered a 3-1 defeat on their home patch with Irish international Conor Sammon on target for Partick.