Celtic v Dundee postponed after stadium broken by Storm Eowyn | Celtic

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Celtic’s Scottish Premiership match towards Dundee on Saturday has been postponed following storm injury to the membership’s stadium. Storm Eowyn introduced winds of as much as 100mph in central Scotland on Friday and a Met Workplace pink climate warning of hazard to life.
An announcement from Celtic, who maintain a 13-point lead over Rangers, on Saturday morning learn: “At the moment’s scheduled Scottish Premiership match between Celtic and Dundee at Celtic Park has been referred to as off. Sadly, because of the stadium injury sustained yesterday we’ve got been suggested that we’re unable to proceed with at this time’s match.
“Whereas clearly that is disappointing, the protection of our supporters will at all times be our precedence. The rearranged fixture will happen on February 5, 2025 with a 7.45pm kick-off.”
Ross County’s Premiership match towards Hibernian will go forward after a Saturday morning pitch inspection. However the League One encounter between Arbroath and Kelty Hearts is off following storm injury at Gayfield.
The Angus membership introduced there had been “appreciable injury to the Fundamental Stand roof” on the floor on the North Coastline. Footage has additionally emerged of significant injury to Cappielow. A big part of the roof of the Cowshed lined terrace has been torn off. Morton are away to Queen’s Park on Saturday.
Soccer followers confronted journey disruption on Saturday with rail providers disrupted by the storm.