It’s not easy being in the shoes of the European club champions, Paris Saint-Germain. Success doesn’t bring only glory, but also a constant spotlight where every move, every step is scrutinized—everything has to be perfect. When you’re successful, like the French champions, you compete on multiple fronts, and that can be very tricky. That’s exactly the case with PSG right now, as serious problems await them after the international break. Why? It’s very simple. Their next match in Ligue 1 against Toulouse is scheduled for Friday, April 3rd at the Parc des Princes.Now everything makes sense: Mole leaking team news costs Chelsea UCL exitThat means some players will have just one day of rest before taking the field!“My players return to training on Thursday, April 2nd. The match is on Friday against Toulouse—how nice! During this break, all players go off to play for their national teams. In my opinion, it’s not good to play on Friday. Some guys are in the USA on Wednesday, arrive in Paris on Thursday, and then are supposed to play against Toulouse on Friday” complained PSG coach Luis Enrique.Patriotic or crazy? Lens ready to postpone crucial clash with PSG so Parisians would rest for LiverpoolThe schedule is relentless. After the Toulouse match, five days later comes a Champions League quarterfinal clash with Liverpool in Paris. Then on April 11th, they visit Lens in a match that could be crucial in the title race, followed just three days later by the return leg at Anfield. And to top it all off, on April 19th they face Lyon, another top Ligue 1 side. The question arises: will PSG request a postponement of the match against Lens, which falls between the two games against Liverpool?“Every team tries to find the best conditions to compete, but we can understand that everyone has their own interests,” Enrique said briefly, without hinting at what PSG might do.Fear at Stamford Bridge: High ambitions could see Enzo leave ChelseaIn such a congested schedule, injuries are inevitable, and that can negatively affect results. Enrique also confirmed that Joao Neves will miss the match against Nice—but not due to injury. Neves isn’t the only one sidelined. Enrique will also be without Bradley Barcola for at least a few weeks, after he picked up an injury in the Champions League second leg against Chelsea in London. Quentin Ndjantou is also out, though he’s expected back after the international break, while Achraf Hakimi is suspended for this match, meaning Warren Zaïre-Emery could fill in at right-back.LIGUE 1 – MATCHDAY 27FridayLens – Angers 5-1 (3-0)/Thauvin 13, Edouard 25, 48, Sangare 39, Udol 72 – Machine 62/SaturdayToulouse – Lorient 1-0 (0-0)/Emerson 81/21.00: (2.40) Auxerre (3.30) Brest (3.25) 23.00: (7.45) Nice (5.50) PSG (1.37) Sunday15.00: (2.85) Olympique Lyon (3.40) Monaco (2.45) 17.15: (1.93) Olympique Marseille (3.50) Lille (4.00) 17.15: (2.05) Paris (3.35) Le Havre (3.80) 17.15: (1.37) Rennes (4.90) Metz (8.50)20.45: (3.60) Nantes (3.40) Strasbourg (2.10)***odds are subject to change***