What’s the reason for the delay in announcing the split fixtures? The SPFL has decided to keep the details of the top six split fixtures under wraps until after Rangers play their re-arranged game with Dundee on Wednesday night. Many are questioning this decision, especially since all the top six sides have already been confirmed following Saturday’s results. It seems like a simple decision that could have been made earlier, so why the wait?
This delay has raised suspicions and the SPFL is now facing accusations that could have been easily avoided. Is there something they’re trying to hide? The controversy around scheduling the Glasgow Derby early in the split to avoid a potential title decider has also sparked questions. With key players from Ibrox on the brink of suspension, it’s understandable that some may see this as foul play.
So why are they waiting until after a game that won’t affect the top six outcome to announce the fixtures? The logic behind this decision, much like the split itself, is unclear. Celtic are set to have three home matches and two away to finish the season, while Rangers are expected to have two home matches and three away to even out the total – but there are rumors circulating that Celtic could be getting the short end of the stick.
Is there an agenda at play here? With the Daily Record pushing a story that could potentially benefit Rangers at the expense of Celtic, suspicions are running high. It’s not the first time such controversies have arisen in Scottish football, so who knows what’s really going on behind the scenes.
