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Weekly Sky Bet League Two fixture in between Chesterfield and Gillingham was postponed.
The match was stopped after the amber weather warnings for snow and ice has been issued for parts of England and Wales with up to 30-40 centimeters of snow possible in parts of northern England.
“Following a pitch inspection at 7.45am, today’s scheduled home game against Gillingham has been postponed,” Chesterfield said on the club’s website.
Inspections are planned at Chepstow and Plumpton racecourses to see if the race can go ahead.
An update from Chepstow Racecourse on Sunday said: “We will have a second inspection at 9am, having failed this morning’s 7.30am precautionary inspection.
“We are still hopeful, based on the improving temperatures, that the race can go ahead, but we have to have another look at 9am to make sure the temperature is rising.”
Plumpton Racecourse said a precautionary inspection would take place at 8.30am as up to 30mm of rain was forecast overnight.
Other developments across the UK are likely to be in doubt with weather warnings in place and widespread travel disruption expected.
Runways were closed at both Manchester Airport and Liverpool John Lennon Airport on Sunday morning no decision has been made about the match yet at Anfield between league leaders Arne Slott and Manchester United.
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