The new phase of the League of the Champions League is over after a chaotic final week, with Liverpool and Arsenal ending first and third respectively, while Manchester City dragged up to the Play-Off stage.
Man City will discover whether they play Bayern Munich or Real Madrid on Friday, but Liverpool and Arsenal will not know their last 16 opponents until the play-offs have finished.
However, Arne Slot's star performances and the sides of Mikel Arteta were not enough to see any of his players included in the best phase of the League League of the Champions League that is dominated by Spanish and German clubs.
Only Inter Milan gave less goals than Arsenal and Liverpool during the eight -game league stage, but Virgil Van Dijk's tastes, William Saliba and Gabriel have been omitted from the best XI of Sofascore.
In fact, Inter Milan's defenders were also disagree, with their goalkeeper Yann Sommer, despite maintaining seven clean leaves and registering the best percentage of competition savings.
Surprisingly, Shakhtar Donetsk Stopper Dmytro Riznyk was named in the best XI after granting 16 goals.
No Liverpool player has turned the best sofascore team in the champions League phase.
Raphinha and Vinicius Junior completed a three of the league stars in the best team
Shakhtar Donetsk Stopper Dmytro Riznyk made the best XI despite sending 16 goals
Alejandro Grimaldo assured the left rear slot, after helping Bayer Leverkusen maintain five clean sheets and contribute to three goals.
Inigo Martínez joins him, whose Barcelona team gave more goals in the phase of the league than all but three of the best sides.
Olivier Boscagli and Achraf Hakimi of PSV of PSG constitute the rest of the four.
Ryan Gravenberch, Declan Rice and the Pedri de Barcelona were lost in the center of the field, but there is a place for Florian Wirtz in the back of seven goals contributions and four performances of players from the games.
The Leverkusen star joins in the center of the field by Malik Tillman, another member of the 14th PSV placed to make the XI, and Joshua Kimmich, who played every minute for a Bayern Munich team that won five and lost three.
As expected, Raphinha is named at the right place after a phase of the electric league that saw him take eight goals and four assists. The Brazilian is also the best classified Sofascore player in the competition so far and was appointed player of the UEFA match three times.
However, there was a space for his teammate Robert Lewandowski, even though the joint upper part of the goals score lists with nine goals, helping Barcelona to a second place.
Dortmund's Máxima Guirassy Máximassy's partner also has a bad luck to get lost after he scored or helped in the eight league phase games, even though he only started six.
The young Bayer Leverkusen, Florian Wirtz, has starred in the early stages of the competition
Olivier Boscagli of PSV is named in the background after helping the Dutch team to win a place in the playoffs
Premier League players have been overlooked despite the fact that three teams end in the top eight
Instead, Antoine Griezmann got the approval in advance due to her contributions when Atlético de Madrid won her last five games, finishing an impressive fifth. Only Raphinha scored more goals of non -penalty during the phase of the league with Griezmann also contributing to two assists.
Mohamed Salah and Erling Haaland were lost after seven and six goal contributions, respectively, with Vinicius Junior of Real Madrid completing three league stars.
The losses against Lille, AC Milan and Liverpool left the queen European champions with a job to do, but recovered to win their last three games and ensure a place in the play-offs, partly thanks to the seven goals of Vinicius.
The selections do not mean that there are no players on the sides that ended first, third and fourth do the XI, with the League and the Bundesliga dominating the team, despite the fact that three of the eight best parts are from the Premier League.
The miserable Manchester City campaign means that none of the Guardiola teams is named in the best XI, but its players have avoided being named in the worst XI of Sofascore despite finishing 22 of 36 teams.
The young people and Sparta Prague have the misfortune of having two players named in the worst XI.
The young people of Swiss Side admitted an amazing amount of 24 goals in the eight games to finish the lower part of the classification, which led to their two full backs to make the team.
In fact, the left Jauen Hadjam recorded the worst average rating of any player at 6.2.
Jauen Hadjam of young children recorded the worst average rating during the league phase
Two players from young children and Sparta Prague have made the worst team
Lille was the surprise team of the League phase, ending seventh after impressive victories about Real Madrid, Atlético de Madrid and Feyenoord.
However, its midfielder Ayyoub Boucdi is included in the worst XI with an average rating of 6.5.
Former Celtic star Kyogo Furuhashi finished the phase of the league with a goal contribution in six openings, and a place in front in the worst XI.
Kyogo will not be part of Brendan Rodgers' team to face Bayern Munich or Real Madrid at the Play-Off, after his transfer to Rennes.