Farsley need to find a buyer to secure their survival

Tuesday's game between Farsley and Harrogate has been postponed after administrators in charge of Celtic failed to find a buyer for the club.

The Football Conference has charged Farsley for a third time for failing to fulfil a league fixture and will discuss it at a meeting on Tuesday.

Administrators called off last Tuesday's game against Telford and Saturday's match with Workington.

Farsley are reported to owe around £750,000 to creditors.

They currently stand mid-table in Blue Square North, despite being hit with a 10-point deduction for going into administration.

Meanwhile, Leeds City Council officials have now weighed in after the administrators continued to reject rescue packages by the Palmer-Farrell consortium.

The club face closure if they fail to secure a buyer.

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