With the release of Picasa Web Albums, I’m wondering if Google are planning to make the Flickr killer.

The official World Cup website interviews Saudi Arabia’s goalkeeper Mohammed Al Deayea, the world’s most-capped player. It is expected though that he won’t start the match against Tunisia today as the Brazilian coach Paqueta may prefer Mabrouk Zayed. However, I’d like to see him start because he has more experience.

Bad News: Mohammed Al Anbar, the young striker of Saudi Arabia, has picked up a serious injury in the final training for Tunisia match, and he won’t be able to take part in the World Cup. It is expected that he will be replaced by defender Mohammed Eid, but SAFF are facing a problem as they have to draft the player before 24 hours of the first match.

Some photos from the streets after King Abdullah visit last night:

Awesome: a ring tone that many adults cannot hear.

Right now, King Abduallah is attending a celebration organized by the people of Hassa to welcome his visit to the city. You can watch the celebration on Saudi TV Channel 1 live.

What a comeback by the Socceroos! The hot weather has affected on the Japanese performance, but the Australians played very well too. It is just fair because the Japanese goal was a clear foul, and I guess we won’t see the Egyptian referee anymore in this World Cup.