Tonight’s match against Dundee is POSTPONED, due to The Beast from The East

TONIGHT’S scheduled Premiership match against Dundee is OFF.

The Beast from the East – the weather not Craig Levein – has closed schools and caused major disruption across Scotland today and with heavy snow-fall in Glasgow this morning a decision has been taken to postpone the match.

Celtic have now tweeted that the game has been postponed and there is as yet no news on whether the game will be played before pr after Celtic travel to Ibrox next weekend.

Rangers played last night, winning 4-1 at St Johnstone, and managed to beat the weather too. Now they are six points behind Celtic who also have tonight’s postponed game in hand.

Celtic are at home to Morton on Saturday in the Scottish Cup.

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Tonight’s #SPFL Premiership match against Dundee at Celtic Park has been postponed due to the severe weather.

Details of the re-arranged date for #CELDUN will be announced in due course.

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— Celtic Football Club (@CelticFC) February 28, 2018

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— Robin Buchanan (@rbuchanan1964) February 28, 2018

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