The ad begins by taking the viewer on a tour across iconic sports grounds in various locations around the world, as groundsmen prepare for 'tomorrow' a metaphorical day of potential sporting greatness.

The spot then shifts to scenes of people watching their favourite team or player on television sets in unique settings across the globe - a nod to the uniting influence of sport and its ability to bring people from diverse backgrounds together.

Mill Shoot Supervisor Andrew Wood (Barnsley) explains, ‘This job was a lot of fun, working alongside Director Vaughan Arnell in some amazing locations.

Much of the work we did was to subtly enhance the background imagery of each shot to ensure all of the various locations were easily identifiable and also to ensure that the Emirates imagery remained prevalent throughout.

One of the main shots which required extensive work included the scene with the children walking up a hillside with the backdrop of a favela. The backdrop was entirely matte painted to faithfully reflect what a real favela would look like, with the children seamlessly composited in to the scene.’

Mill Colourist David 'Luddy' Ludlam comments 'Much of the sense of story in the spot was told with the grade. The ad is, in essence, a journey and the main premise of the grade was to be uplifting and to capture the difference within each sport and environment, whilst also maintaining a sense of unity across each scene. We kept everything smooth, soft and natural but with an interesting feel for each vignette.'