Newly-appointed Watford head coach Claudio Ranieri has explained how he will reward his players should they keep a clean sheet against Liverpool on Saturday afternoon.
Ranieri will take charge of his first game in charge if the Hornets this weekend as Jurgen Klopp's side make the trip to Vicarage Road.
Eight points separate the two teams after seven matches played in the Premier League, with the Reds still unbeaten in the top-flight this term.
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Watford are currently 15th in the table with two wins and a draw to their name, but are four points clear of the relegation zone.
The Hornets will be hoping to pull of a surprise result this weekend, and will have an added incentive to claim three points.
Back in Leicester City's title-winning season of 2015/16, the Italian coach promised to treat his team to pizza if they kept a clean sheet against Stoke City - and he has now gone one better.
Asked how the Watford team would celebrate shutting out Liverpool on Saturday, Ranieri told reporters: "No pizza! I pay for dinner if I take a clean sheet.
"A pizza is too little. It would be a dinner," he joked.
Ranieri was also full of praise for Reds boss Jurgen Klopp, who he described as a 'very good manager'.
"It will be a very good match. I have to prepare everything well," said the 69-year-old.
"I watched his training sessions a long time ago when he was in Borussia Dortmund.
"He is a very good manager, he won everything and I'm happy to meet him on Saturday."
