Celtic's Scottish Premiership clash with Hibs has been rearranged due to European commitments.
Neil Lennon's side were due to welcome Hibs to Parkhead on Saturday September 26.
But the pair will now face off on Sunday 27 due to Celtic being involved in third round qualifying of the Europa League. The match will take place at 3pm.
Meanwhile, two Scottish Premiership matches will go ahead this weekend with about 300 fans in the stands as part of pilot events for the return of crowds to football.
Aberdeen v Kilmarnock and Ross County v Celtic will each open their doors to a limited number of members of the public for the first time since lockdown forced the suspension and then curtailment of last season.
The Scottish Government said other proposed pilot events involving Rangers and St Mirren games in Glasgow and Paisley will not go ahead due to the extra coronavirus restrictions in the west of Scotland.
It follows a trial event at the Guinness PRO14 rugby union game at Murrayfield between Edinburgh and Glasgow last month, when 700 spectators were allowed into the stands.
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