Celtic’s house Premiership fit with Dundee has been postponed as a result of typhoon harm at Celtic Park.
The sport has been rescheduled for Wednesday, 5 February.
Ross County v Hibernian has been given the golf green mild after a Saturday morning pitch inspection on the Dingwall floor.
The League 1 fit between Arbroath and Kelty Hearts was once referred to as off on Friday following harm brought about by way of Hurricane Éowyn at Gayfield Park.
“Sadly, because of the stadium harm sustained the day gone by we’ve been instructed that we’re not able to continue with these days’s fit,” the highest flight leaders introduced.
“Whilst obviously that is disappointing, the protection of our supporters will all the time be our precedence.”
In the meantime, Greenock Morton basic supervisor Dale Pryde-MacDonald has showed there was “vital harm” to Cappielow Park.
Morton are away to Queen’s Park within the Championship on Saturday, with Pryde-MacDonald announcing “a complete and correct overview of the wear and tear will likely be performed within the coming days”.
