Livingston vs Aberdeen postponed again, this time due to heavy rain | Football News
Livingston’s Scottish Premiership match with Aberdeen was postponed for the second time on Wednesday evening, on this occasion after the scheduled kick-off.
Referee Steven McLean carried out a late inspection of the pitch and the appeal was taken after discussions with both management teams.
Wednesday January 20 8:00 p.m.
Kick-off at 8:15 p.m.
Ground staff had swept the water off the artificial pitch during the warm-up, but it was still deemed too wet for the action.
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Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes says referee McLean made the right choice
The revamped match was originally postponed due to a frozen pitch at the Tony Macaroni Arena on December 30.
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Livingston manager David Martindale said the move to postpone was valid, but his players were keen to play
Livingston’s next game, fifth, is on Saturday against Celtic, while Aberdeen, third, faces Ross County at Global Energy Stadium.
