David Beckham is the star of the new Sky Sports advert ahead of the Premier League season - and we went behind the scenes on the shoot... The former Manchester United and England midfielder leads the campaign ahead of Sky Sports biggest ever Premier League season, with 126 live matches in total, including for the first time, Friday Night Football.In the advert, Beckham, who is originally from east London and now lives in the city, takes a morning jog through his hometown, only to find himself running through scenes from 10 months of unpredictable football drama. The shoot for the ad took place over three days in London, and involved 500 extras as well as snow machines and a fire engine to create a seasons worth of weather in 60 seconds. Watch David Beckham star in the new Sky Sports advert A special rollerblading camera operator was used to capture Beckham running A special rollerblading camera operator was also needed to film Beckham on the run.Sky Sports will be showing four live Premier League matches across the first weekend of the season, with defending champions Leicester City kicking things off when they travel to newly promoted Hull City on August 13. Sky Sports will be showing 126 live games over the new season Looking back on Leicesters remarkable title triumph, Beckham said: This past season has been full of surprises and it proves anything is possible.To see Leicester be champions and to see the excitement around the city and how they achieved it, it was without doubt the standout moment for me. A special rollerblading camera operator was used to capture Beckham running As part of Sky Sports opening schedule of 20 televised fixtures, every Premier League club will be shown by the end of September. The opening weekend also offers Sky Sports viewers coverage of Jose Mourinhos first game in charge of Manchester United at Bournemouth, Arsenal v Liverpool in the first big head-to-head of the season, plus Antonio Contes Chelsea at home to West Ham United. Get Sky Sports Upgrade to Sky Sports quickly and easily online now Hit play on the video at the top of the article to take a behind the scenes look at our latest Sky Sports advert featuring David Beckham Sky Sports Fantasy Football Who makes your VI this season? Pick your team here to win the ￡25k jackpot. Also See: Live on Sky Premier League news Nike Air Max 720 Heren Sale . Lawries batting helmet hit an umpire during his ninth-inning outburst in the Jays 4-3 loss to Tampa Bay on Tuesday. The 22-year-old threw his helmet to the ground and it bounced up and hit home plate umpire Bill Miller on the right hip after Lawrie was called out on strikes for the second out. Nike Air Max 98 Dames Sale . 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While the Sounders fielded a depleted lineup - they were missing five players who would otherwise be named in their starting lineup - Vancouver did what was needed to win the game. Defensively, the partnership of Johnny Leveron and Carlyle Mitchell comfortably dealt with everything the Sounders threw their way, while David Ousted turned in another strong performance in goal. The central midfield duo of Matias Laba and Gershon Koffie controlled the area in front of the back four, while attacking midfielder Pedro Morales returned to his customary role as the Whitecaps maestro. Had Erik Hurtado managed to convert a second-half breakaway, Vancouvers victory would have been more emphatic. With Vancouvers victory, many will believe that normal service has been restored. Led by players like Morales, Laba and Koffie, the Whitecaps have played entertaining football at BC Place this season. A 2-1 loss to the Colorado Rapids – where Laba was sent off for two yellow cards with the Caps leading 1-0 – is the only home defeat of the season for Vancouver. However, it can also be argued that Vancouver has perhaps punched above their weight this season. Just look at the Sounders. If the roles had been reversed and Vancouver – minus its top five players – played a full-strength Sounders lineup in Seattle, it is reasonable to expect the margin of victory for Seattle to be much more comfortable than 1-0. The Sounders have a much deeper squad than Vancouver – deeper than virtually every other team in MLS, in fact. Vancouvers reality is this: they do not yet have the depth to challenge the top sides in MLS over the course of an entire season. ‘Yet being the key word. Vancouvers head coach, Carl Robinson, knows that he needs to address this shortcoming. However, his hands are tied – or at least his salary cap space is - to three players. Injured skipper Jay Demerit, central defender Andy OBrien and midfielder Niggel Reo-Coker have all played a role in Vancouvers solid start to the season.dddddddddddd But it is difficult to see a future in Vancouver for any of the three beyond this season. In the case of Demerit and OBrien, age is simply not on their sides. 34 and 35 respectively, they are coming to the end of their outstanding careers. Reo-Coker, on the other hand, has seen his playing time decrease considerably this season, due in large part to the impressive form of both Laba and Koffie. Collectively, the salaries of Demerit, OBrien and Reo-Coker tally over $1 million – a third of Vancouvers salary cap space. The club simply cannot afford to have so much cap space tied up in three players whose roles are diminishing with time. This is the harsh reality of professional soccer; players are commodities to be bought, sold, bartered for and traded. Teams that are successful know that they have to constantly be searching for additions and upgrades to make their squad stronger. It is what Seattle did in the offseason, and they are reaping the rewards this year; the Sounders sit atop the MLS standings with 35 points from 17 games. If the Whitecaps are going to continue to move forward and build on their impressive start to their campaign, they need to add quality signings to their squad of promising young players. A central defender, a wide midfielder and a proven goal scorer are all on the shopping list, but unless Vancouver can create cap space, those signings might have to wait until the offseason. For now, Vancouver goes into Saturdays home game against Chivas USA (TSN2, 10pm ET, 7pm PT) in buoyant mood. With just one loss in their last 10 games, the Whitecaps have every right to be confident taking on the visitors. However, Erick ‘Cubo Torres is one of the hottest strikers in MLS right now – his fantastic stoppage-time goal sealed a 1-0 win for Chivas over the Montreal Impact last weekend – so Carlyle Mitchell and Johnny Leveron will need to keep a watchful eye on the Mexican front man if the Whitecaps are to keep another clean sheet. ' ' '