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• Liverpool fans outraged by PSG Director’s Hillsborough comments

  Liverpool supporters have reacted with anger after PSG Sporting Director Luis Campos referenced the Hillsborough tragedy to justify his club’s domestic fixture postponement ahead of their Champions League quarter-final. ​Liverpool fans are furious after PSG Sporting Director Luis Campos linked the Hillsborough anniversary to fixture scheduling. Justifying PSG’s postponed match against Lens, Campos noted, “Liverpool can’t play on April 15, we had to respect their history, because it’s a tragic date for the club.” Supporters argue that using a tragedy where 97 people died to explain a competitive scheduling advantage is deeply insensitive and inappropriate. ​The comments have heightened tensions before the first leg at the Parc des Princes. While some viewed the remark as a sign of respect, many Kopites believe the disaster should never be used in discussions regarding football logistics or preparation. For the grieving community, the anniversary remains a sacred day of remembrance that must be kept entirely separate from the professional game’s tactical maneuvering.

• Liverpool suffer Champions League blow as PSG’s Ligue 1 fixture is rescheduled

  The Ligue de Football Professionnel has officially postponed Paris Saint-Germain’s domestic fixture against Lens to grant the French champions extra preparation time for their upcoming Champions League quarter-final against Liverpool.

  ​Paris Saint-Germain have been handed a significant boost ahead of their Champions League quarter-final against Liverpool after the LFP postponed their Ligue 1 match with Lens.

  Originally scheduled for April 11, the game will now be played on May 13.

  The league stated the decision was made “to prepare in the best conditions” and to help France retain its high UEFA coefficient standing.

  ​While Luis Enrique’s side will enjoy a six-day rest between the two legs, Liverpool must navigate a Premier League fixture against Fulham on April 11.

  PSG’s request was granted despite strong opposition from Lens.

  The LFP noted that the board “unanimously decided, apart from the clubs concerned, to postpone the matches,” ensuring the reigning European champions have every advantage for the high-stakes continental tie.

• Virgil van Dijk set demands for Liverpool teammates as injury crisis worsens

  Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk has urged his teammates to improve after a costly defeat to Manchester City, while new £60million signing Jeremy Jacquet faces a potential season-ending shoulder surgery.

  ​Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk has demanded a sharper performance from his squad following a late 2-1 loss to Manchester City.

  The defeat, marked by Dominik Szoboszlai’s red card and a disallowed goal, leaves the Reds reeling ahead of Wednesday’s trip to Sunderland.

  Reflecting on the conceded goals, Van Dijk stated: “I keep saying it but we have to do better in this.”

  ​Adding to Arne Slot’s woes, January recruit Jeremy Jacquet may require surgery on a shoulder injury sustained while playing for Rennes.

  The 20-year-old’s recovery could sideline him for months, potentially impacting his pre-season arrival at Anfield.

  Former Rennes manager Habib Beye confirmed the severity, noting: “For Jeremy, it’s his shoulder. We’ll have time to see, but it’s definitely quite serious.”

• Ethan Nwaneri caught up in Marseille squad crisis as revolt looms

  Arsenal’s Ethan Nwaneri faces an uncertain future at Marseille as a reported player revolt against manager Roberto De Zerbi threatens to derail the teenager’s high-profile loan move.

  ​Arsenal loanee Ethan Nwaneri’s stint at Marseille has shifted from a dream debut to a nightmare as internal tensions engulf the French club.

  After scoring on his debut, the 18-year-old was hauled off at half-time during a 5-0 thrashing by Paris Saint-Germain on Sunday.

  Reports suggest Marseille players are revolting against Roberto De Zerbi’s strict monitoring and tactical demands, leaving the young midfielder in a volatile environment.

  ​Mikel Arteta sanctioned the move to provide Nwaneri elite experience, famously telling him to “swim with the sharks.”

  However, De Zerbi is reportedly reflecting on his tenure, feeling “betrayed by his players” amid leaks to the French media.

  While the coach defended Nwaneri by stating, “He needed to be protected, like all young players,” the escalating instability may force Arsenal to reconsider the loan’s long-term benefit.

• Liverpool New boy Jeremy Jacquet suffers horrific injury for Rennes

  Incoming Liverpool defender Jeremy Jacquet was stretchered off in tears after sustaining a severe shoulder injury during Rennes’ Ligue 1 defeat to Lens on Saturday.

  ​Liverpool’s newest recruit, Jeremy Jacquet, faced a devastating setback just days after finalizing a £60m move to Anfield.

  The 20-year-old defender fell awkwardly during Rennes’ match against Lens, screaming in agony before medical staff assisted him from the pitch.

  The injury heightens concerns for Liverpool manager Arne Slot, who is already navigating a significant defensive crisis ahead of the player’s summer arrival.

  ​Slot recently praised the youngster’s potential, emphasizing his importance to the club’s long-term strategy.

  “He’s a very big talent and maybe even more than talent but we speak about talent because of his age,” Slot remarked.

  “Second, because we weren’t the only one interested in him so it’s a big compliment to the people working really hard to sign players.” The club now awaits further medical updates.