OTTAWA - Canadian Olympian Kaetlyn Osmond will miss the fall figure skating season with a broken right leg.The 18-year-old from Marystown, N.L., underwent surgery on Friday at Misericordia Community Hospital in Edmonton. She was hurt during a practice session when she swerved around another skater and fell, fracturing the fibula in her leg.Osmond, a two-time Canadian womens champion who finished 13th at the Sochi Games, will be sidelined for at least six weeks and has withdrawn from Skate Canada and Trophee Eric Bompard on the Grand Prix circuit. She still hopes to defend her Canadian title early next year.I really appreciate all the support I’ve received from our medical team at Skate Canada and at Misericordia, Osmond said Monday in a statement. Im obviously disappointed to miss the early part of the skating season, but I will look forward to getting back onto the ice and training again. 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Venus Williams advanced to the ASB Classic final in Auckland on a walkover when fellow American Jamie Hampton withdrew from their semifinal Friday with a right hip injury.MARRAKECH, Morocco - Goals from Karim Benzema and Gareth Bale helped Real Madrid coast to a 4-0 victory over Cruz Azul of Mexico on Tuesday and a place in the final of the Club World Cup.Sergio Ramos and Benzema made it 2-0 at halftime, with further strikes from Bale and Francisco Isco Alarcon putting the result beyond doubt after the break.Madrids opponents in Saturdays final will be either South American champion San Lorenzo of Argentina or Auckland City, a New Zealand team of amateurs and semi-pros that is the Oceania champion. They play the second semifinal on Wednesday, also in the Grand Stade de Marrakech.Cruz Azul, the CONCACAF champion, proved no match for the pace and penetration that Cristiano Ronaldo, Benzema and Bale provided for Madrid up front. Daniel Carvajal also was exceptional, marauding with Bale down the right.Cruz Azul captain Gerardo Torrado missed a chance to make the score more respectable when Iker Casillas saved his first-half penalty that lacked conviction.A win on Saturday would secure Madrid its first Club World Cup and cap an exceptional year when it also won the Champions League and Copa del Rey, while Ronaldo collected his second world player of the year award.Only a match away from a new opportunity, well be ready 100 per cent, Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti said. I think the team deserves this title.Ronaldo did not add to his total of 56 goals in 2014 for Madrid, including 32 this season. But the match was so comfortable for Madrid that its star player allowed himself a showboat second-half shot so cheeky that Ancelottis assistants were laughing behind him on the bench.Ronaldo tried flicking in Bales cross from the left by wrapping his right foot around his left ankle to connect with the ball. Cruz Azul goalkeeper Jose Corona easily scooped up the attempt that would have been another fine addition to Ronaldos highlight reel had it gone in.Ive never seen a shot like this, but from Ronaldo we have to expect everything, Ancelotti said.Conceding that Madrid was highly superior, Cruz Azul manager Luis Fernando Tena had no complaints.Its been a joy to play such a skilful team, individually and collectively, he said.Down Madrids right, Bale and Carvajal gave a torrid lesson in speed, guile and mobiliity to Fausto Pinto, the Cruz Azul left-back at fault for three of the goals.dddddddddddd.Pintos first-half body-check on Carvajal, who winced and rolled away convincingly enough to get referee Enrique Osses to blow his whistle, gifted Madrid a free kick that Toni Kroos curved in with venom. Ramos decisively headed it past Corona, who was made to work hard all night, for Madrids opener.Pinto was then guilty of ball-watching as Carvajal wriggled past him and sent in a looping short cross for Benzema. The striker hared onto the ball and poked it home with an outstretched tip of his right foot after 36 minutes.Five minutes into the second half, Pinto left Bale too much space and time to head in Ronaldos cross from the left.After tormenting his markers with multiple step-overs, Ronaldo fed the ball to Isco, who dribbled through the defence to complete the scoring on 72 minutes.This was Madrids 21st consecutive victory in all matches, a record run that has seen it score 79 goals to just 10 in reply. Ancelottis men have not lost since Sept. 13, a 2-1 defeat by Atletico on day three of La Liga.Saturdays final will be Madrids last competitive match of 2014. And what a year: Madrid ended its 12-year wait for a 10th European Cup title, beating Atletico 4-1 in the Champions League final, and lifted its 19th Copa del Rey with a 2-1 win over Barcelona.In January, Ronaldo broke down in tears when he picked up the world player of the year award for 2013. In the crowd of 34,862 in Marrakech, some held up signs saying he should retain the Ballon dOr again this year against Lionel Messi and Manuel Neuer, the other finalists.After a Dec. 30 friendly against AC Milan, the La Liga leader picks up its domestic campaign again on Jan. 4 against Valencia.___Lineups:Real Madrid: Iker Casillas; Marcelo, Pepe, Sergio Ramos (Raphael Varane, 64); Daniel Carvajal, Toni Kroos (Sami Khedira, 73), Asier Illarramendi, Francisco Isco Alarcon (Jese, 76); Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale, Karim Benzema.Cruz Azul: Jose Corona; Fausto Pinto, Francisco Rodriguez, Julio Cesar Dominguez, Gerardo Flores; Gerardo Torrado, Hernan Bernardello, Christian Gimenez (Marco Fabian, 65); Joao Rojas (Ismael Valadez), Mauro Formica, Hugo Pavone (Pablo Barrera, 65). ' ' '