Final answer:
Possible final scores could be 4-2, 3-2, or 3-1 in favor of the blue team. The sequences of goals must comply with the condition that neither team scored more than two goals in a row.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the conditions that there were six goals scored in total and neither team scored more than two goals in a row, we can determine the possible final scores and the sequences in which these scores could have been obtained. Since the blue team won, we can rule out a tie or a score where the yellow team has more goals.
- The possible final scores could be 4-2, 3-2, or 3-1 in favor of the blue team.
- For a 4-2 final score, the sequence of goals could be B-B-Y-B-Y-B, B-Y-B-B-Y-B, or any other variation that does not have more than two consecutive goals by the same team.
- For a 3-2 final score, sequences could be B-Y-B-Y-B, Y-B-Y-B-B, etc.
- For a 3-1 final score, possible sequences are B-Y-B-B, Y-B-B-B, B-B-Y-B, and so on.
In all these sequences, 'B' stands for a goal by the blue team, and 'Y' stands for a goal by the yellow team.