Kristina Tomic was the first gold medallist for the Croatians as she secured the title in the women's under-49 kilogram category, thanks to a 17-7 win over Iris Tang Sing of Brazil.

Colombia's Camila Rodriguez shared bronze with Egypt's Mennatalla Medhat.

Bruna Vuletic kept up Croatia's record by claiming the title in the women's under-57kg competition, coming out on top against Great Britain's Isobella McNeish by a 43-10 scoreline.

Germany’s Anna-Lena Froemming shared bronze with Nada Laaraj of host nation Morocco.

Matea Jelic made it a hat-trick of golds for Croatia with a 9-6 win over Ruth Gbagbi of Ivory Coast in the women's under-67kg event.

Spain's Eva Calvo Gomez and Paige McPherson of the United States shared bronze.

Elsewhere in the women's competition, Rio 2016 bronze medallist Bianca Walkden of Great Britain secured the women's over-73kg crown as the double world champion clinched a 14-12 win over Morocco's Wlam Dislam.

Aminata Charlene Traore of Ivory Coast and Spain's Rosanna Simon Alamo shared bronze.

Morocco's Achraf Mahboubi made sure the locals went home happy as he secured the title in the men's under-74kg division thanks to a 19-17 win against Mali's Seydou Fofana.

Ismael Coulibaly of France and Saifeddine Trabelsi of Tunisia shared bronze.

Athletes from Russia dominated most of the other events with Vladislav Larin beating compatriot Roman Kuznetsov by a convincing 11-2 scoreline in the final of the men's over-87kg event to clinch gold.

Brazil's Guilherme Cezario Felix shared bronze with Yoann Miangue of France.

Mikhail Artamonov won another gold medal for Russia thanks to his 2-0 victory over Jesus Tortosa Cabrera of Spain in the men's under-58kg.

Hassan Haider of Britain and Tunisia's Hedi Neffati shared bronze.