Rashwan, the coach of the Foul Contact game, persuades the head of the Supreme Council for Sports and Youth to revive the national team for that game to confront an American team, and the coach begins to assemble the five members of the team that was dissolved: Khaled Al-Shabrawi, who suffers from the control of his mother, the arrogant young Dasiti, and Abdel Hamid Safwan, who is fleeing an old revenge Adel Aziz Morcos, "who wishes to emigrate abroad, and Musa Abu Zaid, a former soldier in the Gulf War."
Medhat AlSharif
Director
Kamal Al-Shenawy
كابتن رشوان
Hala Sedki
(عصمت عز العرب)
El Shahat Mabrouk
(موسى ابو زيد)
Mamdouh Wafi
(مذيع المباراة)
Ashraf Abdel Baky
(منير مساعد رشوان)
Salah Abdallah
(مساعد رشوان)
Sherif Khair Allah
(عادل عزيز مرقص)
Alaa Wali El Din
(هيثم)
Alaa Morsy
(منصور)
عادل فؤاد
(خالد الشبراوى)
Shafiq Galal
(طباخ الفريق)
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