FIFA sent this whizzing across my Twitter feed Monday morning:

Spain, Germany and Italy are all in the last four. Which country has the best #UCL semi-final pedigree? pic.twitter.com/EU3NWL0EeD

— Champions League (@ChampionsLeague) May 4, 2015

Once again we start off the news week with sad news coming from England. Former Chelsea and England Tottenham forward Jimmy Greaves has had a stroke.

Greaves, 75, is in ICU as of Sunday.

Statements from his former teammates and clubs are pouring in.

"Everyone at the club wishes Jimmy Greaves a speedy recovery after he suffered a stroke yesterday," Tottenham said in a statement.

Real Madrid are hoping that Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho will agree to let Eden Hazard go in exchange for Gareth Bale. This deal would bring back the lost art of bartering.

In the most important match of the weekend in the English Premier League, Chelsea and Arsenal played to a 0-0 draw. While the match was not the most exciting of the season, it had its moments of drama and intrigue. That did not stop Arsenal supporters from chanting that Chelsea was boring (Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho said in a post-match press conference “Boring? I think boring is 10 years without a title. That’s boring.” Well played, Jose Meow-rinho).

What is more important: winning or making fans proud? Apparently the latter, according to Gunners chief executive Ivan Gazidis.

Gazidis thinks being proud is more important than winning.

"When we talk about the destination, it's not winning a Champions League, it's making fans proud," he said.

"It's about making the people at the football club proud of what we do and how we do it."

Oh really, I wonder how Arsenal fans feel about that?

The schedule for the annual International Champions Cup this summer has been released. The exhibition tournament will bring in some of the biggest teams from Europe, as well as some MLS and Liga MX sides, to compete in various friendlies from July 11th to August 5th. Manchester United, Barcelona, Paris Saint-Germain, and Chelsea are the headliners of the event, with the LA Galaxy, New York Red Bulls, and Club America adding some western hemisphere flair. 

Chelsea’s star winger Eden Hazard has won the PFA Player of the Year Award, officially locking up an award that he has been favored to win for quite some time. 

Hazard beat out the likes of Arsenal’s Alexis Sanchez, Liverpool’s Philippe Coutinho, Manchester United’s David de Gea, Tottenham’s Harry Kane, and his Chelsea teammate Diego Costa. 

As everyone should, we appreciate a good prank. Chelsea will travel to the Emirates this Sunday to take on Arsenal, and Blues supporters are excited to take the Emirates by storm. In an “A-Team” style video, the supporters at Chelsea decided to create the “C-Team” and don big heads of Chelsea personalities as they made the Emirates a little more blue. 

The production of the video is great and is an nice little appetizer for the match this weekend. 

Liverpool have had one of their most disappointing seasons in recent memory this year. Is this because expectations were raised far too high after last year's team looked like world beaters? Yes.

Is it also because the nostalgia about Steven Gerrard leaving has made anything other than a fairytale ending for the skipper a disappointment? Also yes.

Is it because Liverpool has been perpetually injury-wracked and therefore have no continuity or chemistry? Also yes.

Former Manchester City winger Adam Johnson has been formally charged with sexual assault, according to the Durham Police Department. 

In a statement, the Durham Police dictated that: "Adam Johnson, a professional footballer aged 27 from Castle Eden, County Durham has this afternoon been charged with three offences of sexual activity with a child under 16 years old, plus one offence of grooming.”