The French claimed a first World Cup medal of the season and a first victory since 2011 in Antalya after a 5-2 win over The Netherlands in the team final at Lilli-Henoch Sportplatz.

Olympic silver medallist Jean-Charles Valladont, Pierre Plihon and Thomas Chirault trailed 3-1 after two sets before fighting back superbly. 

A change in order proved key as they scored two sets of 57 points to reverse the match and win 5-3.

Top seeds South Korea beat Russia 5-3 in the bronze medal match.

Third place here proved the only blip on a day of dominance.

Olympic champion Chang Hye Jin teamed up with Choi Misun and Kang Chae Young to thrash Mexico 6-0 in the women's team final.

Russia edged Britain 6-2 in the battle for women's team bronze.

Kang then added women's individual gold after a similarly straightforward 7-1 win over Mexico's Alejandra Valencia.

Chang was surprisingly beaten 7-2 by Ukraine's Veronika Marchenko in the bronze medal match.

Kim Woojin took men's honours after beating team-mate Kim Jongho, 6-2.

Crispin Duenas of Canada defeated Russia's Artem Makhnenko 6-2 in the third place play-off.

Kim Woojin and Choi then teamed up to cruise to mixed team gold, 6-0 over Japan.

United States beat Turkey 6-2 for the bronze medal.