Scotland's World Cup Play-off Semi-final Against Ukraine Postponed

Ukraine had asked FIFA and UEFA to postpone their World Cup play-off with Scotland until June due to Russian invasion; tie had been due to be played at Hampden Park on March 24; Wales FA chief reveals Ukraine want game played in June, and that Wales' fixture against Austria may be delayed.

Scotland's World Cup play-off semi-final against Ukraine, scheduled for March 24, has been postponed.

FIFA, world football's governing body, had a call with the chief executives of the Scotland, Ukraine, Wales and Austria Football Associations on Monday where they were verbally told that the game will be moved to June.

However, it is yet to be decided if Scotland will now play friendly internationals on March 24 and 29 instead.

The play-off semi-final was due to be played at Hampden Park on March 24, with the winner going on to face Austria or Wales in Cardiff for a place in this year's World Cup in Qatar.

But now the clash has been postponed owing to the ongoing invasion of Ukraine by the Russian military.