Following the late postponement of their match against Aberdeen, Celtic has contacted the Scottish Professional Football League (SPFL) to query the process. The game was called off Wednesday afternoon, just hours before the scheduled kick-off due to a waterlogged pitch at Pittodrie Stadium. Celtic expressed disappointment, especially given many fans had already traveled.

Concerns over the pitch conditions arose after heavy rainfall. Aberdeen requested a pitch inspection, leading to the eventual cancellation. Celtic's statement emphasized the need for earlier decisions to avoid inconveniencing fans. The club is seeking clarification from the SPFL regarding the adherence to inspection protocols. This situation reflects the broader challenges that weather poses.

The Scottish Premiership match was called off due to waterlogged areas in the penalty box. Celtic's query indicates potential issues with the timing of the decision. Persistent showers are expected. The postponement has caused significant disruption for fans and raises questions about stadium drainage capabilities.

This incident highlights the difficulties clubs face in managing games during adverse weather and the importance of clear communication. Celtic's inquiry suggests they are seeking assurances about the decision-making process. The upcoming Scottish Cup tie at Pittodrie against Motherwell will now be under scrutiny too.