RENNES (Interstat) — Rennes will host Lille on Sunday at Roazhon Park in a global football matchup between two sides looking to build momentum across all competitions. Rennes enters with a 3-3-2 record, while Lille carries a 6-3-4 mark. The home side will try to use its surroundings to offset Lille’s stronger overall results, and both teams will be aiming to turn recent draws into a winning run.

Berke Ozer is the player to watch for Lille. The goalkeeper has played 90 minutes in each of his last four appearances, a stretch that includes a 0-0 draw at Bodo/Glimt, a 1-0 win over Lens, a 2-4 loss to Galatasaray and a 0-3 loss at Arsenal. Ozer’s recent workload reflects his regular role for Lille, and his play in goal will be a key part of the visitors’ approach.

Brice Samba is the player to watch for Rennes. Samba has gone the full 90 in his last three matches, including a 0-0 draw with Olympiacos Piraeus, a 2-2 draw at Juventus and a 2-1 win over OFI Crete. His presence in goal gives Rennes an experienced figure at the back, and the home side will need a strong performance from him against Lille’s attack.

Lille’s most recent result was a 0-0 draw at Bodo/Glimt, with Benjamin Andre, Ngal Ayel Mukau and Calvin Verdonk each playing 90 minutes. Rennes most recently drew 0-0 with Olympiacos Piraeus, with Mahamadou Nagida, Goncalo Oliveira and Bryan Reynolds each logging 90 minutes. Those performances show both teams have recently relied on steady minutes from key contributors. Both sides have recorded 0-0 draws in their most recent matches, and both have also posted wins by multiple goals this season.

Rennes has produced recent wins over Strasbourg, OFI Crete and Auxerre, while Lille’s recent results include victories over Lens, Le Havre, Waregem, Troyes and Toulouse. Lille has also faced Galatasaray and Arsenal, and Rennes has met Juventus and Olympiacos Piraeus. Both clubs enter the matchup with recent experience in high-level competition, adding context to a game that will bring together two teams with different records but similar recent draws. Lille’s upcoming schedule includes Lyon, Le Mans and Auxerre, while Rennes is set to face Lorient and Toulouse.

Rennes will be the home team at Roazhon Park, while Lille will be the visiting side. The game is set for Sunday, with both clubs seeking a result that improves their position across all competitions.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Rennes 1, Lille 1. Interstat’s ELO system gives Rennes a 77.3 percent probability to win.