to the Second Division. Kevan made his Manchester City debut on the opening day of the 1963–64 season against Portsmouth, and scored his first goal for the club four days later, at Cardiff. Following the arrival of Jimmy Murray from Wolves in November, he and Kevan formed a productive strike partnership. From late November to the end of December, Kevan scored in eight consecutive matches. This included a run of six league games in which Murray and Kevan scored 21 goals between them. Kevan's goals also helped Manchester City to the semi-finals of the League Cup, a run in which Kevan scored in every round. Kevan finished the season as the club's leading goalscorer with 36 goals, 30 of them in the league, although City missed out on promotion. Kevan continued to score regularly in the 1964–65 season. His goals included a first half hat-trick at Preston North End. However, his season was curtailed when he suffered a knee injury in a match at Derby County on 30 January. This proved to be his last match for the club, who again missed out on promotion, and on 29 July 1965 he moved to Crystal Palace. In total Kevan scored 56 goals in all competitions in 76 appearances for the Maine Road club. Brief spells at several lower league clubs followed. At Crystal Palace he made 21 League appearances and scored five goals before moving to Peterborough United in March 1966, and then Luton Town. In March 1967, Kevan joined Stockport County, in an exchange deal involving Keith Allen. At Stockport, he gained the first medal of his career, the Fourth Division title in 1967. After winding down his career in non-League football, he was the landlord of the Moss Rose pub, adjacent to Macclesfield Town's ground of the same name. He also worked as a delivery driver before returning to The Hawthorns in 1983 to work as a lottery agent as well as playing for the Albion All Stars charity team, which he later managed. Kevan died on 4 January 2013 aged 77, leaving a wife, Connie. In tribute to Kevan, West Bromwich Albion players wore black armbands for their FA Cup match the day after his death. International career Kevan scored eight goals in 14 appearances for England. He scored on his debut against Scotland at Wembley in a 2–1 win in April 1957, and netted twice in the