Dundee's match with Motherwell may have got the go-ahead but the big debate in Scottish football has now moved on to how it will stand up to a further game in midweek.

Rangers are the visitors in a rescheduled match after a waterlogged pitch caused a last-gasp call-off before the international break in March.

The match on Saturday got the go-ahead despite failing an 11am pitch inspection and videos of the pitch have caused widespread consternation, with many criticising referee David Dickenson's call.

The pitch looks in a poor state. There are patches of grass rendered discoloured yellow due to the amount of sand laid down while there are multiple images of the ball bouncing dead.

Journalist George Cran posted a video at 1pm showing the condition of the full pitch.

When the decision was made to proceed with the Premiership encounter, Motherwell were furious.

The Steelmen felt the pitch was not suitable for elite players and posted a statement saying: "We are deeply concerned for the welfare of all players ahead of this match due to concerns about the pitch."

With the decision made, attentions turn to Wednesday and how Dens can cope with further bad weather.

The Met Office predicts rain for the next four days in Dundee.

Here's their forecast:

Sunday: Sunny spells and blustery showers, some heavy in the afternoon. Strong gusty south or southwesterly winds. Maximum temperature 12 °C.

Outlook for Monday to Wednesday: Cloudy on Monday with rain, becoming persistent heavier later in the day and overnight. Brighter weather and blustery showers will follow during Tuesday then rain returning on Wednesday.

You'd have to imagine this story has a few twists and turns yet.