Jurgen Klopp's Reds have endured a poor season and have come crashing back down to earth after their shock 7-0 win over Manchester United.
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The Merseysiders lost at Bournemouth last weekend and then were dumped out of the Champions League by Real Madrid on Wednesday night.
The first international break of 2023 is coming up and Liverpool were set to face Fulham before the domestic season is put on hold.
But now, Klopp and co will have a whopping 17 days off between their defeat in Madrid and their next outing.
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Why are Liverpool not playing this weekend?
Liverpool's weary stars will put their feet up this weekend after Fulham's visit to Anfield was postponed.
This is because Fulham have made it into the FA Cup quarter-finals and will face Manchester United on Sunday.
A new date for Liverpool v Fulham has not be decided yet.
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Liverpool will not return to action until after international break and Klopp faces a huge week when his side do finally take to the field again.
They then take on Chelsea in west London on Tuesday, April 4 before hosting Arsenal the following Sunday.
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