Dundee United hoping Rangers game will go ahead despite Covid-19 scare
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Dundee United are confident Saturday’s match against Rangers will go ahead despite the club cancelling Wednesday’s training session at their St Andrews base due to a Covid-19 scare.
The Tannadice club are awaiting the results of PCR tests after a positive lateral flow was returned within the squad.
The situation will become clearer on Thursday but United are optimistic there is no threat to their trip to Ibrox at the weekend.
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