Scottish football postponements start to pile up

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Tannadice under snow during the weekImage source, SNS Group
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Queen of the South's midweek visit to Tannadice was also postponed

Wintry weather in Scotland has led to early weekend postponements, with nine games off already.

Friday's Championship match between Dundee United and leaders St Mirren was the first to fall.

On Saturday, the Premiership meeting of St Johnstone and Hamilton Academical cannot go ahead, with more snow expected in Perthshire.

Dunfermline Athletic v Livingston in the second tier is also off, along with matches in League One and League Two.

The Scottish FA are expected to make decisions on Friday, regarding the weekend quarter-final action in the Scottish Cup.

Clubs involved in league games need to liaise before making any announcements.

"At this moment in time all efforts are being made to ensure the Scottish Cup sixth-round fixtures go ahead as planned," said a Scottish FA spokesperson.

"There are no pitch inspections scheduled at this stage but we are in close contact with all clubs, police and local authorities to review all matches on a case-by-case basis.

"As always, the safety of supporters, players and staff is our top priority."

MATCHES OFF

Friday

Championship

Dundee United P-P St Mirren

Saturday

Premiership

St Johnstone P-P Hamilton Academical

Championship

Dunfermline Athletic P-P Livingston

League 1

Airdrieonians P-P Stranraer

Albion Rovers P-P Queen's Park

League 2

Berwick Rangers P-P Stirling Albion

Clyde P-P Elgin City

Edinburgh City P-P Cowdenbeath

Peterhead P-P Stenhousemuir

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