International Career
He represented England U-20 at the 2003 FIFA World Youth Championship, but has since chosen to represent Scotland at the U-21 level and B level. McEveley made his full international debut for Scotland in the 1–0 win over South Africa on 22 August 2007. He won his third cap during the 1–1 draw with Croatia at Hampden Park, significant as manager George Burley's first match with the side. McEveley was a second half substitute in this match. His next appearance in a Scotland squad wasn't until Craig Levein's first competitive match in charge, as he was called up as a late replacement for the match against Lithuania in September 2010.
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