Scotland v Ukraine World Cup play-off semi-final postponed
Scotland's World Cup play-off semi-last against Ukraine has been deferred.
The countries were set to meet at Hampden on 24 March however Ukraine mentioned that Fifa moves the tie back following Russia's intrusion of the country.
Subsequently, the play-off last for the champs - against one or the other Wales or Austria - will currently likewise be postponed.
Conversations are in progress for another date, with the Nations League window in June the most probable choice.
The World Cup finals occur from 21 November to 18 December.
An enormous unexpected of late crews chose by Ukraine have contained players from their country, with 15 out of the 23-man pool for November's World Cup qualifiers playing in their home associations.
The sides are set to confront each other in June on Nations League obligation, with each side previously booked to play four games throughout that break.
Talking last week, Scottish FA president Rod Petrie offered his Ukrainian partner support as the countries held converses with Fifa over moving the current month's tie.
"Football is irrelevant in the midst of contention," said Petrie.
"In any case, we have passed the solid feeling of fortitude conveyed on to us by Scotland fans and residents lately.
"[The SFA] have proposed to help our Ukrainian associates' arrangements admirably well in these unfathomably troublesome conditions."
