Dundee v Rangers postponement: Four Lads respond after BBC Scotland update

Rangers' match with Dundee will go ahead as usual despite a report emerging that it was postponed on Thursday, according to Four Lads Had a Dream.

BBC Scotland shared on their live blog on 9 January that the contest at Dens Park was postponed to play at a later date.

However, Four Lads shared that is not the case and that the Scottish Premiership clash will go ahead as planned.

Replying on X, Stevie Clifford wrote: "Unless something happens drastically in the next few hours, there is no danger to our game This BBC report is inaccurate."

Rangers do not need a postponement

The last thing that the Gers need right now is a postponement, which would jam up their fixture list down the line and give Philippe Clement more problems.

His Gers side are trying to build momentum following their first win over arch-rivals Celtic in Clement's seventh attempt.

However, that was immediately halted by an embarrassing 3-3 draw at Hibernian where the Light Blues lost the lead twice in a pathetic collapse at Easter Road.

The clash with Dundee represents a perfect opportunity to get back to winning ways and kickstart a good run that can save the Belgian from the sack.

Dundee have won just two of their last six matches, so the Gers should have no problem beating them but football is not that simple.

Another defeat could spell the end for Clement and a draw would not be a good result either, nothing but a victory is an acceptable result.

In other Rangers news, a shock name has emerged as a contender for the Gers job if Clement is sacked.

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