Philippe Clement has shared that officials have reassured Rangers that the game against Dundee will not be rescheduled despite the threat of more rain.

Both the SPFL and the clubs have confirmed that the match will take place at Dens Park, following two previous postponements. The pitch has been cleared for play after passing an inspection, setting the stage for third time lucky.

Despite the forecast predicting intermittent rain, especially in the hours leading up to kick-off, Clement expressed confidence during his pre-match press conference. He stated that those overseeing the decision are confident in the pitch’s ability to handle the weather.

The SPFL acted promptly to settle the venue question well ahead of kick-off, a clear contrast to the last-minute postponements from previous weeks. If Dens Park had failed the inspection, the game would have shifted to McDiarmid Park, requiring fans to adjust their plans accordingly.

As the encounter looms, with Rangers seeking to bounce back from a recent upset, the significance of the match cannot be understated. While heavy downpours could jeopardize the game, the forecast suggests manageable rainfall, paving the way for the much-anticipated showdown.

Now, it’s up to the Rangers squad to deliver and secure the crucial three points as they face what promises to be a pivotal match at Dens Park.