A decision on the cinch Premiership clash between Rangers and Dundee has been put back until later on Wednesday. (More Football News)
Referee Don Robertson passed the Dens Park pitch after an 11am inspection, but a further check is planned.
A statement from the home club read: 바카라Following this morning바카라s scheduled pitch inspection the match referee has decided that the pitch is currently playable.
바카라However, with rain forecast for later today both clubs and the league have agreed for a further pitch inspection to take place at 3.30pm today.바카라
The game has already been postponed once 바카라 90 minutes before it was due to kick off last month 바카라 and the visiting club called for an early decision.
A statement read: 바카라Rangers has continued to insist that a final decision is made as early as possible for our travelling supporters and fully understands the inconvenience this continues to cause.바카라
Four games have been postponed at Dens Park already this season and Motherwell manager Stuart Kettlewell claimed 바카라four or five areas바카라 of the pitch were not playable after his side바카라s 3-2 win there on Saturday.
That game only went ahead after a second pitch inspection at 1pm with visiting fans already on the road when confirmation came through.
Rangers manager Philippe Clement labelled the uncertainty 바카라crazy바카라 on the eve of the game despite Dundee managing director John Nelms claiming he was as 바카라confident as we can be바카라 that the game would go ahead.
Rangers are looking to go top of the table, while Dundee are aiming to secure a top-six place ahead of the split, which is due to take place after this weekend바카라s fixtures.
However, a postponement later on Wednesday would delay the publication of the remaining fixtures.
