Welcome to Wembley

The newly reconstructed Wembley Stadium in London, England is one of soccer's most revered venues. And, this Wednesday it will play host to our MNT, as the boys in red, white and blue face-off against a formidable England squad.

Can't make the trip to Wembley? Don't worry, just make sure you get ESPN Classic before the 3:00 p.m. ET kickoff.

With friendlies against Spain and Argentina, not to mention a World Cup qualifier against Barbados, following shortly after, the England match should be a great measuring stick for the U.S.

And, speaking of measuring sticks, here's one for you: 100 caps.

That's how many Landon Donovan will have earned at the ripe old age of 26 if he features in the match, as he's supposed to, making him the fourth-youngest player in world history to reach the century mark. He'll need all his experience, as he could be going up against a certain L.A. celebrity teammate, who's also got 100 caps.

Another wily, "old" veteran could start out wide for the U.S., as DaMarcus Beasley celebrated his 26th birthday - and full recovery from a knee injury - by helping Rangers win the Scottish Cup. Add to that the fact that Clint, Carlos, EJ and T. Howard will all be playing in their home away from home, and it should be easy for the team to show the true spirit of Don't Tread On Me.

No matter who's on the pitch come game time, one thing's for sure: USA vs. England at Wembley is Next Level!