Barcelona vs. Atlético Madrid For La Liga, Arsenal vs. Hull City For The FA Cup, Brazil Protests, The Joy Of Six, Puyol Retires, Friday Quiz

Who's ready for the World Cup!

And there goes another week. Tomorrow there are two matches of note and they both kick-off at 12pm EDT. Yes, unfortunate, but what are you gonna do? Two televisions? Picture-in-Picture? Whatever it takes, we suppose.

Right, so Barcelona and Atlético Madrid meet at Camp Nou tomorrow at noon EDT to decide the champions of Spain (that one is on beIN Sports USA) and Arsenal and Hull City meet at Wembley tomorrow at noon EDT to decide the winner of the FA Cup (that one is on FOX and will be called by Gus Johnson and Eric Wynalda - Nooooooooooooooo!!!).

Here's your lot for Spain:

La Liga: Final Round Preview

Barcelona vs. Atlético Madrid: Preview

Barcelona vs. Atlético Madrid: 13 turning points in La Liga title race

Sid Lowe: Atlético Madrid defeat to Barcelona would be cruel end to La Liga quest

10 Most Defining Moments on the Final Day of La Liga

Messi vs. Costa

Here's your lot for England:

Arsenal vs. Hull City: Preview I

Arsenal vs. Hull City: Preview II

Phil McNulty: Why Gunners dare not lose

David Conn: From edge of despair to FA Cup wonders: Hull City plot path to glory

Paul Merson's Prediction

Lawro's Prediction

The end of the line for one of the greatest hair farms the sport has ever seen...

Here's your Serie A scenario ahead of the final weekend:

Juventus won the Scudetto 

Roma and Napoli won Champions League qualification

Fiorentina and Inter won Europa League qualification

Livorno, Catania, and Bologna have been relegated 

Torino, Parma, Milan, Verona, or Lazio can still claim final Europa League spot

How's this for a career? Barcelona first-team regular for 15 seasons. 21 titles including six Primera Division and three Champions League trophies. Capped by his Spain 100 times. Greatest hair of his era. That's what Carlos Puyol can hang his very large hat upon now that he's decided to retire. Gracias por todo, Carlos!

Jozy Altidore had a pretty shitty season in Sunderland. He played hard and had some decent matches, but overall he was disappointing. Grant Wahl interviewed the Yank Abroad.

Meanwhile, in Brazil, there were more protests yesterday as people burned tires near the Itaquerao Stadium in Sao Paolo and stormed a government building in Brasilia. Good times.

Who's ready for the World Cup!

It's been a while since we've enjoyed a good Joy of Six. Thankfully, today we've got FA Cup Final Heroes. Lord Arthur Kinnaird, anyone?

We're going to finish with a quiz this week. It's a tough one. Which club team can claim the most World Cup players? Think about it and click here for the answer.

Onward!!

-SSN