Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger admits tension amongst the home support is affecting his players.

Wenger feels his team must rise above those concerns to get back to their former selves.

"At home, we look like we play a little bit with the handbrake. It is not fluent, there might be a psychological component in there as well," Wenger said.

"There was no movement or speed in our passing and we looked laboured, not sharp.

"We had a lot of possession, but they created more chances than we did.

"We have to find a solution to this because we turn teams around without hurting them."