As Celtic complete their post-split Scottish Premiership fixtures, the title race is now coming into focus in the Scottish top-flight.

Following Rangers’ recent match in Dingwall, the Ibrox club is left with one more game to play before the final stage of the season unfolds, determining where Brendan Rodgers’ team stands in the competition.

However, uncertainties loom over the scheduled game at Dens Park, which has been postponed due to adverse weather conditions multiple times. With a potential move to McDiarmid Park being considered as a backup plan provided by St Johnstone, the situation could ruffle some feathers, particularly at Celtic.

Former player Chris Sutton expressed concerns about the integrity of the competition, highlighting the importance of fair play in a tight title race.

Should the match be relocated to a neutral venue, it raises questions about the sporting advantage for Rangers while depriving Dundee of their home crowd support and the comfort of playing on their own turf.

Nevertheless, the focus remains on the impending clash to determine the trajectory of the title race. As Wednesday approaches, all eyes are on how the situation unfolds, with hopes for a fair and conclusive outcome, maintaining the essence of integrity in sport.