The reigning world number one was defeated by 149-147 in the penultimate stage of the women's compound competition at the Antalya Archery Club Field in Turkey.

It brought to an end a run of five straight World Cup victories for the Colombian.

“It feels pretty great,” Jensen said.

"I knew I had to shoot pretty great to beat Sara because Sara is always on point.

“I think for some reason it made me less nervous because I thought that nobody is going to care if I lose to Sara Lopez because she’s like really, really good so I’ll just take it easy.”

Jensen will now contest an all-Danish final against team-mate Sarah Sonnichsen.

The second seed had defeated Iran's Parisa Baratchi 147-141 in her semi-final.

The top two seeds will face off in the final of the men's recurve competition.

Brady Ellison of the United States swept past France's Thomas Chirault 6-4 to set-up a final with his compatriot Jean-Charles Valladont.

He had beaten third-ranked Italian David Pasqualucci 6-0 in his semi-final.

Lin Shih-Chia of Taiwan defeated team-mate Le Chien-Ying 9-8 in a shoot-off after a 5-5 draw in the women's recurve semi-final.

She will now face Russia's Ksenia Perova, who beat Colombian Ana Maria Rendon 7-3.

In the men's compound, Chen Hsiang-Hsuan continued a successful day for Taiwan by edging Sergio Pagni of Italy 147-146.

He will now face Steve Anderson of the US after a 148-147 win over Braden Gellenthien.

Finals will take place over the weekend.