Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger was left frustrated with his side after seeing them lose to Wigan at home on Monday. Arsene Wenger shows his growing frustration GettyImagesArsene Wenger shows his growing frustration The Gunners succumbed to a 2-0 deficit after just eight minutes, a disadvantage that proved insurmountable over the remainder of the game - with Thomas Vermaelen's first half strike ultimately not proving the start of an expected comeback. Wenger blamed a combination of a lack of hunger and fatigue for the disappointing performance and result. "I concede that we were not at our best tonight, but it still seems harsh to lose the game like that," Wenger told Sky Sports. "In the second half I felt we lost condition, and we didn't have enough productivity. "We lost our sharpness and they defended well. I felt in the first half they shouldn't have the lead - but in the second half we did not create much because we didn't have the motivation.&quo