Noun
final whistle (plural final whistles)
(sports) The blow of the whistle by the referee or other adjudicator signifying the end of the match.
As the final whistle was blown, Maupay - who sealed a dramatic win for Brighton with a 95th-minute winner - was surrounded by a number of Arsenal players, with Guendouzi particularly heated. Source: Internet
Ancelotti was as unhappy as the home crowd on Merseyside, with the Toffees boss sent off after approaching referee Chris Kavanagh on the field after the final whistle. Source: Internet
Against Yugoslavia, they held out for an hour before conceding, but were four goals down by the final whistle. Source: Internet
As the Malaga game demonstrated, PSG need to play until the final whistle as Dortmund can never be written off with their backs to 'The Yellow Wall'. Source: Internet
Alioski’s afternoon took a turn for the worse when he suffered cramp while attempting a flamboyant breakdancing move as he and the team revelled on the pitch after the final whistle. Source: Internet
And there goes the final whistle…! Source: Internet