Liverpool’s fixture schedule for April has become a little clearer following official correspondence from UEFA in relation to the Champions League.The Reds’ quarter-final tie against Paris Saint-Germain will take place on the 8th and 14th of next month, with PSG controversially lobbying to have their Ligue 1 match against Lens postponed, thus leaving them with a free weekend prior to the second leg at Anfield.DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL EMPIRE OF THE KOP APP FOR ALL THE LATEST & BREAKING UPDATES – STRAIGHT TO YOUR PHONE! ON APPLE & GOOGLE PLAYUEFA has now confirmed the dates and times for the remaining rounds of the competition, and if Arne Slot’s side eliminate the reigning champions, their semi-final matches against either Real Madrid or Bayern Munich would take place on Tuesday 28 April and Wednesday 6 May, both with 8pm kick-offs.The final will once again be staged on a Saturday (30 May in Budapest), but from this year the kick-off time has been brought forward to 5pm GMT.How does Liverpool’s April fixture schedule currently look?As it stands, Liverpool will have six matches across three different competitions in the month of April, beginning with the FA Cup quarter-final against Manchester City next Saturday lunchtime.DateOpponentCompetitionKick-off time (GMT)Sat 4 AprilManchester City (A)FA Cup12:45pmWed 8 AprilPSG (A)Champions League8pmSat 11 AprilFulham (H)Premier League5:30pmTue 14 AprilPSG (H)Champions League8pmSun 19 AprilEverton (A)Premier League2pmSat 25 AprilCrystal Palace (H)Premier League3pmHowever, if the Reds were to defeat Pep Guardiola’s side and also knock PSG out of the Champions League, they’d have a further two matches in their diary for next month, with their Premier League home game against Crystal Palace having to be moved (most likely being brought forward by a few days).Want more Empire of the Kop coverage? Add us as a preferred source on Google to your favourites list for news you can trustLiverpool’s fixtures in April if they reach FA Cup and Champions League semi-finalsDateOpponentCompetitionKick-off time (GMT)Sat 4 AprilManchester City (A)FA Cup12:45pmWed 8 AprilPSG (A)Champions League8pmSat 11 AprilFulham (H)Premier League5:30pmTue 14 AprilPSG (H)Champions League8pmSun 19 AprilEverton (A)Premier League2pm*Wed 22 April?Crystal Palace (H)Premier LeagueTBC**Sat 25 AprilTBCFA CupTBC**Tue 28 AprilReal Madrid/Bayern (H)Champions League8pm*Possible refixture date if fixture needs to be moved, should Liverpool reach FA Cup semi-finals**Potential fixtures for Liverpool if they reach the semi-finals of both competitions. If LFC lose in the FA Cup quarter-finals, their Premier League game at home to Crystal Palace will remain a 3pm kick-off on 25 April.(Photo by Tom Dulat/Getty Images)A sequence of eight games in 25 days would test the physical and psychological limits of Slot’s squad to their extremities, but that’d still be much preferable to the alternative of being dumped out of both competitions we still have a chance of winning this season.Irrespective of what happens in the FA Cup and Champions League quarter-finals, Liverpool will have a taxing schedule in April against a Man City side buoyed by Carabao Cup success, two meetings against a prolific PSG outfit and a first Merseyside derby at the Hill Dickinson Stadium against an in-form Everton.By this time next month, we could either be revelling in a late-season revival from the Reds, or wallowing in self-pity as this hitherto nightmarish campaign sinks even lower.The post Liverpool’s April fixture schedule has become a bit clearer after UEFA announcement appeared first on The Empire of The Kop.