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A referee turned away, a fan allocation pulled: FIFA's World Cup two weeks out is already wobbly
Two unrelated immigration decisions — a Somali referee denied entry and Iranian fans stripped of their World Cup tickets — have exposed the operational fault lines of a tournament FIFA insists is on track.