Rangers and Dundee’s postponed Scottish Premiership showdown continues to stir up controversy, as Matthew Lindsay’s response to a fan’s accusation on Clyde SuperScoreBoard adds another layer to the drama.

During the discussion, one caller made a bold claim that Hugh Keevins was working to ensure Rangers received three points due to the match postponement, prompting Lindsay to label the accusation as “absolutely absurd.”

The postponement of the Rangers-Dundee clash for the second time provoked a flurry of reactions about the conditions at Dens Park. The fixture, initially scheduled for a month earlier, now has a new date set for 17th April, causing frustration among fans and pundits alike about the uncertainty surrounding the match.

Lindsay took to social media to express his disbelief at some of the comments, stating: “Caller just accused Hugh Keevins of seeking three points for Rangers. Today has been beyond comprehension even by Scottish football standards.”

The ongoing saga between Dundee and Rangers in the Scottish Premiership highlights the confusion that has plagued this fixture. With last-minute postponements due to persistent rainfall near Dens Park and the reluctance to relocate to Tannadice Park, tensions are high as the match hangs in the balance.

As Rangers trail just a point behind Celtic in the league standings, the outcome of this match could significantly impact their title race. However, what was meant to be an opportunity now poses a challenge, creating a sense of uncertainty and frustration for both teams involved.