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Following their 1-0 round of 16 loss against Club Atlético de Madrid, Arsenal FC coach Steve Gatting told UEFA.com that although “disappointed” with the result, he hoped it would be something they would “learn from”.

We round-up some of the most memorable goals from an action-packed first phase of the 2014/15 competition.

UEFA.com got reaction from FC Porto and FC Shakhtar Donetsk after the sides’ 1-1 matchday six draw, with both teams enjoying qualification to the knockout stages.

FC Barcelona coach Jordi Vinyals told UEFA.com that his side had made “an important achievement” after they made it through to the last-16, while Paris Saint-Germain FC’s Laurent Bonadei hopes that his players can learn from their UEFA Youth League experience.

Neil Critchley spoke to UEFA.com about his disappointment in Liverpool's 4-1 defeat to Real Madrid.

Adi Viveash spoke to UEFA.com after Chelsea FC's victory over FC Schalke 04 in their opening UEFA Youth League match.

Norbert Elgert spoke to UEFA.com after Chelsea FC and FC Schalke 04’s UEFA Youth League match.

Stavros Georgiou said UEFA.com: "Just the fact that we are here is great for the kids."

Top names from the world of coaching including AC Milan's Filippo Inzaghi and UEFA coaching ambassador and former Manchester United FC boss Sir Alex Ferguson assess the benefits of the UEFA Youth League as it moves into its second campaign.

“We’ve written history in gold letters”, FC Barcelona captain Roger Riera beamed after leading his team to the UEFA Youth League with Munir El Haddadi joining him in praising the team ethic that carved out success in Nyon.

Captain João Nunes and SL Benfica team-mate Nuno Santos told UEFA.com of the pride of their achievements in the UEFA Youth League despite their final defeat to FC Barcelona, with coach João Tralhão also drawing upon the “enriching experiences from this competition.”

Ahead of Monday's UEFA Youth League final, UEFA.com spoke to SL Benfica coach Joao Carlos Valdao Tralho and his FC Barcelona counterpart, Jordi Vinyals.

FC Barcelona captain Roger Riera expressed his delight at making the final of a competition that “compares you to the great forces of football in Europe” after the 1-0 win over FC Schalke 04. Opposite number Pascal Itter told UEFA.com of his pride at the way his team had conducted themselves throughout the UEFA Youth League.

Rochinha praised the belief of SL Benfica after they qualified for the inaugural UEFA Youth League final with a 4-0 win over Real Madrid CF, whose coach told UEFA.com that the competition has developed his team.

FC Barcelona coach Jordi Vinyals says that he believes the current crop of youngsters are "going to be part of our beautiful history" as they go into the UEFA Youth League final four, while current senior star Alexis Sanchez says they have "unbelievable potential".

UEFA Youth League semi-finalists, Real Madrid CF coach Luis Miguel Ramis says that the competition is allowing the club's youngsters to "dream" of emulating their heroes in the first team.

Benfica SL's Rochinha says that his side's run to the last-four of the UEFA Youth League is a "dream of the whole group" as they now now attempt to claim further success in Nyon.

After making it into the last-four of the UEFA Youth League FC Schalke 04's Pascal Itter and coach Nobert Elgert go to Nyon confident of further success in a competition that has helped them "develop a lot".

SL Benfica coach João Tralhão lauded his players for a “perfect” performance after they came from behind to defeat Manchester City FC and make the UEFA Youth League semi-finals, while City’s Patrick Vieira remained “proud” of his team despite pointing to missed opportunities.