The dominant 22-year-old dazzled yet again on a day of finals using the non-Olympic compound bow.

She beat Danish opponent Sarah Sonnichsen in a second successive Shanghai final to gain a 28th consecutive match victory.

López began with two perfect 30s in the first three ends to move three points clear of a rival who did not manage a single 10 throughout.

The 15-arrow matchplay world record holder posted another 30 to complete a 148-144 victory.

“I’m feeling really happy because I was feeling a lot of pressure at the beginning of the day but I handled it well,” said López. 

“I started very relaxed in my match and I think this is the best way to start the year. 

"The match against Sarah was a rematch from last year and I think that she wanted to beat me this time.”

Another Sarah - Belgium’s Sarah Prieels - completed the podium by beating beat Indonesia's Dellie Threesyadinda 142-138 for bronze.

Stephan Hansen ensured Denmark went one better in the later men's final.

He defeated Pierre-Julien Deloche of France 149-143.

Australia's Patrick Coghlan edged American opponent Reo Wilde 144-143 in the battle for bronze.

There was a fully international feel to the men's team compound podium as India triumphed 226-221 over Colombia in the final.

The US secured bronze after a 229-225 victory over France.

South Korea won the corresponding women's event with a 228-226 success over Denmark.

Russia beat Taiwan 226-222 for bronze.

South Korea won a decisive shoot-off 20-18 against Denmark to take gold in the mixed team event after a 157-157 tie.

The US took another bronze after edging India 153-151.

All finals using the Olympic recurve bow are due to take place on the final day of competition tomorrow.