It now seems that the twenty clubs in the Scotland's bottom two divisions have told the SPFL they want to play 22 games this season, with the campaign resuming on March 20.
First minister Nicola Sturgeon gave the go ahead on Tuesday for League One and two to return with testing, after they were suspended in January. With some teams having played as few as eight of their 27 matches, there have been doubts about completing the season. But the clubs want to reach 18 games, then split for a further four matches. That would mean every team would have played the other twice, with two more home and two more away games to be decided by the league positions at that stage.
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