Figure skating: Osmond wins Finlandia Trophy

Figure skating: Osmond wins Finlandia Trophy

Kaetlyn Osmond (C) of Canada, the Finlandia Trophy's winner, stands on the podium with second-place finisher Mao Asada (L) of Japan and third-place finisher Anna Pogorilaya of Russia after the event in Espoo, Finland, on Oct. 7, 2016. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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