There are no plans for a pitch inspection this evening as Celtic prepare to head to Livingston.
The Lions host the Hoops in a rematch of last weekend's goalless draw at Parkhead but there had been fears the game may not go ahead with heavy snow covering the pitch at the Tony Macaroni Arena. It also followed last week's game between Livi and Aberdeen which was postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.
Herald and Times Sport understands Livingston have no worries over the pitch and that they expect the game to go ahead as planned. And there, we understand, will be no need for an inspection.
Celtic will be looking to improve their result from last week but will have a stronger outfit with players back from self-isolation following Christopher Jullien's positive Covid-19 test.
Neil Lennon and John Kennedy will also be back in the dugout after being deemed close contacts of the Frenchman.
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