Rangers demand ‘decisive action’ against Dundee following their postponement.

Rangers accuse Dundee of “negligence and unprofessionalism”; post-split fixtures could

be delayed; Dens Park team may face

disciplinary punishment after a fifth home call-off this season; the match will now take place

live on Sky Sports on April 17.

After a second surface inspection, Dundee’s rescheduled Scottish Premiership match against

Rangers at home has been canceled.

Referee Don Robertson decided it was safe to play at Dens Park at about 11 a.m., but then it

started to rain heavily, so he had to

postpone it again with four hours to go before kickoff.

Since Tuesday, covers have been erected over the problematic regions, and throughout the past

few days, ground crew has been

working on the field.

Dundee has canceled five games at Scot Foam Stadium, and the league’s governing body, the SPFL,

may take legal action against the

team. The SPFL is presently looking into the grounds’ problems.The match between Motherwell and

Dundee at home on Saturday

only proceeded after a third pitch inspection two hours prior to kickoff.The SPFL disclosed that backup

arrangements had been set up

since last month and informed both Dundee and Rangers of their intention to reschedule the match for

next Wednesday, should it

become necessary.The penultimate round of games before the Scottish Premiership separates into a top

and bottom six is slated for

this weekend; however, this could cause a delay in the distribution of the post-split fixtures.On Saturday,

Dundee will travel to

Should Dundee triumph at

Pittodrie, sixth place would be assured, independent of other results.

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