not up to scratch

No. Things have definitely changed in terms of intensity, maybe players not up to scratch.

"The quality of our public services is not up to scratch and asking people right now to pay more for poor public services, I don't think is a sustainable decision," she added.

Gusto's red-card challenge was not malicious but it was ill-judged and was always going to be upgraded from yellow when the video assistant referee intervened, while the Blues' finishing was once again simply not up to scratch.

But some e-bikes and their chargers are not up to scratch and do not meet UK standards.

The anonymous complaint claimed insufficient training and information meant contact tracing staff sometimes gave out incorrect and outdated advice, and that quality assurance measures were not up to scratch.