Top seeds Buse Naz Çakıroğlu and Busenaz Sürmeneli clinched unanimous semifinal victories in the boxing contest Wednesday to give Turkey a shot at its first-ever women's Olympic boxing gold.

European champion Çakıroğlu saw off towering Taiwanese Huang Hsiao-wen with a high-tempo, tactical performance, ducking Huang's long jabs repeatedly before moving in swiftly on the counter.

Çakıroğlu will meet 35-year-old Stoyka Zhelyazkova Krasteva of Bulgaria in Saturday's flyweight gold-medal match after she emerged on top despite a spirited performance by quick-footed Japanese Tsukimi Namiki, which ended hopes of a second women's boxing gold for the hosts.

The final match will be held at 8:15 a.m. local time (0515 GMT) on Aug. 7.

"I am so, so happy but I am trying to stay focused on the final as we came here with one goal which was to win the gold medal," Çakıroğlu said. "The mission is not complete yet."

Her compatriot Sürmeneli was lifted by a home-turf atmosphere at the Kokugikan arena in her welterweight semifinal, with a loud Turkish team contingent making its presence known, chanting and cheering her every move in her win over India's Lovlina Borgohain.

Sürmeneli will meet China's Gu Hong China in Saturday's welterweight final after her split-decision win over American Oshae Jones in an entertaining semifinal.

Turkey’s Youth and Sports Minister Mehmet Muharrem Kasapoğlu and Deputy Minister Hamza Yerlikaya and the Turkish Olympic Committee Chairperson Uğur Erdener watched both matches from the stands.