Dundee have announced that tonight's Scottish Premiership clash with Celtic has been postponed due to a flooded pitch at Dens Park.
The effects of Storm Frank are causing havoc across Scotland this morning and the visit of the SPFL champions to Tayside has fallen victim to the deluge of rain that has hit the country.
Tonight's match vs. Celtic has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch after a referee's pitch inspection
— Dundee Football Club (@dundeefconline) December 30, 2015
A 1.15pm inspection ended with the referee deeming the park to be unplayable for the BT Sport-televised encounter.
Meanwhile, there was good news for Partick Thistle fans making the trip to Aberdeen as the Pittodrie club confirmed they had no plans to inspect the pitch ahead of their 7.45pm clash.
UPDATE: Tonight’s game against Partick Thistle remains ON and at present there are no plans for a pitch inspection. pic.twitter.com/CY9lolHcgq
— Aberdeen FC (@AberdeenFC) December 30, 2015
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