The Aberdeen vs Celtic match, initially postponed due to a waterlogged pitch at Pittodrie, has been rescheduled. The game will now be played on March 4, kicking off at 8 PM, and will be broadcast live on Sky Sports. The original fixture was called off just hours before the scheduled kickoff after an inspection deemed the playing surface unsafe.

The pitch conditions were a major concern, particularly in the penalty area, where the ground was extremely soft. The fourth official cited player safety as the primary reason for the postponement. This delay impacts both teams' schedules, especially for Celtic as they aim to challenge for the title, and Aberdeen as they look to improve their standing.

This postponement comes after weeks of heavy rainfall in the Aberdeenshire area. The area recorded its wettest January since 2016. Rangers capitalized on the situation, moving into second place in the league. Celtic, while having a game in hand, are now six points off the top spot.

Looking ahead, Celtic will face Rangers just before the rescheduled match against Aberdeen. This game is critical for both teams as they navigate the Scottish Premiership season. With the title race heating up, every point is vital, making this rearranged fixture a must-watch event for fans.