Sam Vokes and Ashley Williams put to the test in Mother's Day version of Mr & Mrs

Ahead of Mother’s Day, the players were tasked with asking each other questions and matching their answers with what their mums said, with hilarious results.

The Wales stars, who face Republic or Ireland in a World Cup Qualifier this Friday, proved how well they know their mums in the short film series, with highlights including:

• Vokes correctly identified what his mum said was the strangest thing he did as a child, much to the surprise of Williams, Vokes correctly guessed staying clear of salt and vinegar crisps

• Without hesitation, Williams admitted to being kicked out of an exam when asked what the naughtiest thing he did as a kid was by Vokes

As part of Vauxhall Motors’ sponsorship of the national football teams, the short videos have been created to encourage the public to show their love and appreciation for their mums this Mother’s Day.

Andrew Curley, Head of Sponsorship and Events at Vauxhall Motors, said: “Mothering Sunday is the perfect excuse for everyone to show their mums exactly how much they mean to them. It’s no different for footballers and we wanted to celebrate the players’ special bond with their ‘original gaffers’ by challenging them to this fun version of Mr & Mrs.”

As official sponsor of the national football teams, Vauxhall Motors launched #GetIN as a platform for fans to show their support for their teams, celebrate the spirit of football and give fans one off experiences and real #GetIN moments.

Fans can get involved by entering Vauxhall’s competition to win a spa day, to treat their own original gaffer; for more information and to enter, visit

https://www.vauxhallfootball.co.uk/competitions/mothers-day-spa-wal