The U.S. men’s national team will travel to Moscow for the first time in its history to take on Russia on April 26 in an international friendly that will be available nationwide in the United States on pay-per-view. The game will air in the U.S. live at 11 a.m. ET on April 26 (7 p.m. local kickoff in Moscow) and is available on most cable operator pay-per-view systems, including “iN Demand” and “TVN Cable”, for $19.95. The match will also be rebroadcast in prime-time at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT. In addition to blanket coverage on cable operator pay-per-view networks, the match will also be broadcast live on the DISH Network. For more information on the broadcast, contact Doug Jacobs at 201-610-0200. The U.S. and Russia have technically met on three previous occasions, but never in Moscow. The U.S. is 0-1-2 all-time against Russia, but has also played two matches against the Commonwealth of Independent States (going 1-1-0 in 1992) and four against the Soviet Union (going 0-3-1 dating back to 1979). The only victory for the U.S. in nine matches against national teams representing Russia came on Feb. 2, 1992, courtesy of a 2-1 triumph over the C.I.S. in Detroit, Mich. With Major League Soccer in full swing during the USA-Russia clash in Moscow, the U.S. roster will likely be made up predominantly of overseas professional players. An official roster will be announced in the coming weeks.