Pizza Hut is helping to solve a sports fans' greatest dilemma - how to enjoy a great football game with your friends, without ever having to leave the couch.

As Canada's football teams prepare for the final kickoff, Pizza Hut restaurants across Canada are readying an army of their best delivery people to make sure that no WingStreet wing is left undelivered.

With three ways to wing it - bone in, bone out and traditional, and eight flavours to choose from, it's no wonder that since the launch of WingStreet nationally in September, Pizza Hut's wings are fast becoming the best choice for wings across Canada.

The number one pick by Canadians? Buffalo Medium, which comes as no surprise as it was declared the Best Medium Traditional Wing Sauce at the National Buffalo Wing Festival.

"Wings are a great addition to any meal, especially pizza when watching football. Making sure a steady supply of WingStreet Wings is available for Canada at game time will be a priority," says Dave Ross, Pizza Hut Director of Marketing. "It will be one of our busiest delivery times of the year."

Until now, accessing pub-quality wings at home has been one of the biggest obstacles to hosting a truly great football party. The best time to order? According to Ross, it's right before the game starts, as the highest quantity of delivery orders are placed in the first half. Orders can be placed online at WingStreet.ca so you needn't worry about missing a minute of the action.

Take a half-time break from TV and celebrate the Art of the Wing!

The WingStreet Ultimate Wingman Contest - Pizza Hut's search for the greatest wingman in Canada - wraps up December 15, 2009.

During half time, visit WingStreet.ca to order up some wings, nominate your Wingman and pick up tips on the art of winging it.

While you're there check out the highly educational and hilarious viral video created by contest judges and hosts of The Comedy Network TV show Keys to the VIP outlining the finer points of good Wingmanship.

Canada's greatest Wingman will be announced in January 2010.

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