The Premier League has decided not to postpone Liverpool's match against Fulham, which is sandwiched between the two Champions League quarter-final legs against Paris Saint-Germain.

Arne Slot's team will face Fulham on Saturday, April 11, at 5:30 pm, just three days after the first leg in Paris and three days before the second leg at Anfield.

April is shaping up to be a hectic month for Liverpool, with the team facing Manchester City in the FA Cup quarter-final on Saturday, April 4, and potentially playing up to seven matches throughout the month.

Unlike Paris Saint-Germain, who had their request to postpone a Ligue 1 match against Lens granted, Liverpool won't receive any assistance from the Premier League to reschedule their match against Fulham.

According to Sky Sports reporter Kaveh Solhekol, Liverpool fans might feel that the Premier League is being unfair by not giving them an extra break, especially since PSG will have six days off.

The reason for this decision is that if the Premier League were to postpone Liverpool's match, they would have to do the same for all other Premier League clubs playing in Europe, which would be impractical.

The Premier League is concerned that postponing fixtures would create chaos and lead to a pile-up of matches towards the end of the season, especially with the FA Cup and other competitions.

In contrast, Paris Saint-Germain has had no issues with postponing their match against Lens, with the Ligue de Football Professionel confirming that the match has been rescheduled.

As a result, Luis Enrique's team will enjoy a six-day break between the first leg on Wednesday, April 8, and the second leg on Tuesday, April 14.

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Paris Saint-Germain had requested that their Ligue 1 match against Lens be postponed, and the LFP has granted their request.

Lens had initially resisted the postponement, citing concerns about the impact on their pursuit of their first Ligue 1 title in 24 years.

The general manager of Lens, Benjamin Parrot, had delivered a scathing message to Paris Saint-Germain, questioning the decision to prioritize the Champions League over Ligue 1.

Parrot argued that when the season begins, teams like Lens build their strategy and squad to compete in the league and the Coupe de France, and that the Champions League schedule should not disrupt this.

Paris Saint-Germain had beaten Chelsea in the round of 16 Champions League clash and will face Liverpool in the quarter-final.

Parrot felt that the LFP should defend the integrity of Ligue 1 and not allow the Champions League schedule to dictate the league's fixtures.

In response to Lens' statement, a Paris Saint-Germain spokesperson argued that the success of French clubs in European competitions benefits French football as a whole.

The spokesperson pointed out that France currently occupies 6th place in the UEFA coefficient rankings and that securing a higher place could lead to better representation for French football in European competitions.

The success of French clubs in Europe also generates direct benefits for all professional clubs, not just those participating in European competitions.

The prospect of two French clubs reaching the semi-finals of European competitions represents a significant opportunity for Ligue 1, both in terms of sports and economics.

Paris Saint-Germain will face Toulouse on Friday, April 3, before hosting Liverpool in the Champions League five days later.

Meanwhile, Liverpool will head to Manchester City on Saturday, April 4, before traveling to Paris for the first leg of the quarter-final clash.

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The decision by the Premier League not to assist Liverpool with their scheduling has significant implications for the team's chances in the Champions League and the FA Cup.

Liverpool fans will be hoping that their team can navigate the busy schedule and come out on top in their upcoming matches.