Set in Britain, the film tells the story of Southall United Football Club which is going through its worst crisis ever - no money, no sponsors, no star players and no coach to lead them. And the worst happens when the city council sends an eviction notice. Southall United must win the Combined Counties Football League, in their otherwise last season, to save the ground and their honour. Shaan...

Set in Britain, the film tells the story of Southall United Football Club which is going through its worst crisis ever - no money, no sponsors, no star players and no coach to lead them. And the worst happens when the city council sends an eviction notice. Southall United must win the Combined Counties Football League, in their otherwise last season, to save the ground and their honour. Shaan (Arshad Warsi) takes up the challenge and the first help comes in the form of a disgraced ex-player, Tony Singh (Boman Irani) who agrees to join them as the coach. Shaan and Tony work to gather the worn out team together. Then comes Sunny (John Abraham), whose dream to play for England crashes after his club does not select him because he is brown-skinned. Sunny joins the team at Tony's behest. However, Shaan is not too happy with the new entrant because he and Sunny could never see eye to eye. Shaan is also unhappy with his cousin Rumana's (Bipasha Basu) obsession with Sunny. The men get along after a while. With Sunny joining Southall United, the team gradually starts climbing the points tally. And the city council is worried. But is Sunny as much of an asset to the team as he seems from the outset?