Ross County's Scottish Premiership match against Livingston called-off after Almondvale fails a pitch inspection

Ross County's Premiership match against Livingston is off after a pitch inspection this morning.

The Staggies' trip to West Lothian had been put in doubt after the inspection was announced yesterday in anticipation of dropping temperatures and potential snowfall overnight.

After a higher level of snow than expected, it has now been confirmed that Livingston's pitch is not playable, and the game has been postponed.

A new date will be confirmed for the match in due course.

County are not the only ones affected by the weather, as closer to home a number of the weekend's other sporting fixtures have already fallen foul of the weather.

In the Highland League, Clachnacuddin and Nairn County have both seen their matches – against Inverurie Locos and Huntly respectively – called off.

The North Caledonian League has not escaped either, as matches between Loch Ness and Fort William, Halkirk United and Alness United, and Clachnacuddin A and Inverness Athletic have all already been postponed.

Similarly, in rugby's Caledonia North Two, Highland's third team will no longer be playing Inverness Craig Dunain.

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