Livingston’s scheduled William Hill Premiership match against St Mirren at The Home of the Set Fare Arena on Tuesday night has been postponed after a morning inspection.
The cold snap in the area caused the pitch to freeze.
Livingston’s next scheduled league match is on Saturday when fellow-strugglers, Kilmarnock, visit (15.00).
The Ayrshire side have confirmed the appointment of former Hearts and Rangers player, Neil McCann, as their new manager with Billy Dodds, who has played for a number of clubs including Rangers, Aberdeen, Partick Thistle and Dundee United, joining as his assistant.
McCann replaces Stuart Kettlewell who was sacked after six wins in 25 games and Killie used their under-19 coach, Kris Doolan, as an interim in the last four matches in which they have earned only one point.
McCann previously managed Dundee and Inverness Caledonian Thistle. Dodds was recently an assistant at Ross County and both are regular TV pundits and the duo have agreed contracts until the summer of 2028.
Killie are second bottom of the 12-strong division with 13 points from 21 fixtures and are four points above The Lions who have a game in hand.
Livingston have confirmed that they have mutually agreed to terminate the contact of defender Shaun Donnellan and forward Andy Winter has joined Raith Rovers on loan until the end of the season.
ON THE BAWL: Livingston’s manager, David Martindale, in the dugout.
