YEKATERINBURG, Russia (Reuters) - On a cold winter day in February, residents of an apartment block in the World Cup city of Yekaterinburg were abruptly cut off from their main access road, front yard and parking spaces.
A metal security fence now separated them from the soccer stadium that will host four matches during the World Cup.
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