Marseille and Lille have been drawn into the round 31 of the Ligue 1, with both teams set to face each other on Sunday.

The draw has been made following a week-long tournament where Marseille was knocked out by Lyon, while Lille's match against Nice was postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Despite the setback, Marseille is confident that they will be able to bounce back from their previous defeat against Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) at the Allianz Riviera Stadium last weekend.

"We're looking forward to facing Lille this weekend," said Marseille head coach Guillaume Souchet. "We know what we need to do to get back to winning ways."

Stalemates continue in the European Qualification Race for Europe. Both teams have been eliminated in the first qualifying rounds of the Europa League and the Champions League respectively, leaving them vulnerable to elimination in the next stage of the competition.

Both sides have been preparing well ahead of the season, with Marseille having won all three of their games so far, while Lille have also had strong performances.

"It's important for us to stay focused and not let our guard down," said Lille defender Antoine Griezmann. "We want to keep going and see how we can improve ourselves."

The match between Marseille and Lille is expected to be another intense clash as both teams are determined to take advantage of their strengths and overcome any weaknesses.

In conclusion, both Marseille and Lille have been drawn into the round 31 of the Ligue 1, but both have already faced off against each other. The draw has given both teams some confidence, and both are eager to put their best foot forward in the coming weeks. With a strong squad and a goal difference of over 40 goals, it should be a tough test for both sides.