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On August 10, Beijing time, the women's table tennis team bronze medal battle at the Paris Olympics came to an end. Two powerful teams from Asia and Europe, the South Korean team and the German team, met on the court, and the South Korean team won with an absolute advantage of 3-0. In this game, the well-known player Shin Yubin won a medal again after winning the bronze in the mixed doubles. The four Chinese players who appeared in the game, Tian Zhixi, Li Enhui, Shan Xiaona and Wan Yuan, all showed their unique technical styles. However, Kaufman, the dark horse of the German women's team who performed well before, failed to achieve another success. Please see the details below.

Game Highlights

The women's table tennis teams of South Korea and Germany are both established strong teams in table tennis. The former has won many good results in international competitions. Since the start of the team competition in the 2008 Olympics, it has been slightly sluggish, but it has recovered this year and successfully entered the semi-finals. The German team seized the opportunity in 2016 and won the Olympic silver medal, but has not been able to reproduce its glory since then. This year, the German women's team suffered a major blow. The starting main force Han Ying was absent due to injury, and the second main force Mittenham also withdrew from the team competition. Although the strength is inferior to that of South Korea, the rise of 18-year-old Kaufman has given the team some expectations. She has defeated many strong players, making the bronze medal battle full of suspense.