Scottish football will return this weekend following the postponement of the SPFL professional card across Saturday and Sunday as a mark of respect to The Queen.
Queen Elizabeth II sadly passed away on Thursday evening, aged 96, with clubs up and down the country paying emotional tributes to the Royal Family. The UK's longest-serving monarch died at Balmoral last week after reigning for 70 years.
Clubs have been told they can hold a period of silence, play the National Anthem ahead of kick-off or wear black armbands as a tribute. Rangers' game with Napoli this midweek has been moved 24 hours to the Wednesday due to policing resources. It means the likes of Celtic, Rangers, Queen's Park and Partick Thistle will all play this coming weekend.
