Rangers v Livingston rearranged for Sunday after being among four SPFL games off
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Rangers manager Steven Gerrard on the Ibrox pitch on Saturday
Rangers v Livingston has been rearranged for Sunday at 15:00 GMT after the Scottish Premiership match was postponed on Saturday.
Livi had hoped to rearrange the game for Monday but said: "Ultimately, the decision was made by the SPFL."
Motherwell v St Mirren has also been called off with no new date announced.
Ayr United v Greenock Morton in the Championship and Brechin City v Annan Athletic in League Two were postponed on Saturday morning.
Hearts v Hamilton Academical and Ross County v St Johnstone in the Premiership and Arbroath v Queen of the South in the second tier go ahead, as do four games each in Leagues One and Two.
On Sunday, Premiership leaders Celtic travel to take on Aberdeen at 12:00 and Kilmarnock host Hibernian at 16:30.
Motherwell are scheduled to meet St Mirren at Fir Park in Tuesday's Scottish Cup replay and both Celtic and Rangers have Europa League fixtures on Thursday.
Both Rangers and Livingston say tickets issued for their fixture will be valid for use on Sunday.
SPFL postponements
Premiership
Motherwell P-P St Mirren
Rangers P-P Livingston - rearranged for Sunday, 16 February at 15:00
Championship
Ayr United P-P Greenock Morton
League Two
Brechin City P-P Annan Athletic