Uruguay’s national team says FIFA is responsible for travel disruptions ahead of the World Cup opener, citing problems with a scheduled flight from Mexico to the United States. According to reports, Uruguay was set to depart from Cancun, where the team’s base camp is located, with a flight to Miami. Multiple outlets report that the departure is delayed by several hours and that the flight’s disruption follows an airplane and paperwork-related issue. One report says Uruguay’s first aircraft does not have the proper permission to enter the U.S., which delays the team’s departure. Another account says the team’s flight to the U.S. is cancelled, and that Uruguay attributes the overall travel chaos to FIFA. The reports converge on the same sequence: an initial flight attempt from Cancun to Miami does not go as planned due to authorization problems for U.S. entry, leading to hours of delay before the team can travel. No single outlet provides additional details on exactly how FIFA’s role is involved, but all accounts describe Uruguay’s public attribution of blame to FIFA and the resulting impact on the team’s travel timetable.