In economics or daily life, due to diminishing return to anything, basically, marginal anything is commonly decreasing.
Marginal productivity of labor, or capital, marginal utility of goods.
There is no generalized relationship among them. A basic example can be if you increase the amount of capital input, MPK decline, but MPL goes up because assuming no changes in labor amount, each labor has more capital, say more resources, to produce the same good. In other words, they become more productive.