The women's gold medal final will be an epic rematch between the 2020 Tokyo Games gold and silver medal winners: Chen Meng will once again face compatriot Sun Yingsha, whom she beat 4-2 in the Tokyo all-China final.

Sun is looking to add to her Paris Games gold after she took home the mixed doubles title with partner Wang Chuqin earlier in the tournament.

As the world No. 1, she sits three spots higher in the rankings than opponent Chen, who is currently ranked No. 4.

After the two tussle, they will once again join forces on China's women's team to defend their title they took together at the last Games.

World No. 5 Hina Hayata and world No. 8 Shin Yubin will spar for the women's singles bronze medal.

Shin's 2024 Games have been a rollercoaster. In the quarterfinals, Shin brawled with Japan's Hirano Miu in a testing seven-game slog. Both women left the table in tears, a release of emotion, and a dream realized for Yubin — and dashed for Hirano. Shin will be contending for her second bronze medal of the tournament after she took home the bronze in mixed doubles with partner Lim Jonghoon. 

Hina has had a thrilling year, and took home the titles in Zagreb and Ljubljana.