Arsenal took the lead through a Kevin Wimmer own goal but conceded from Harry Kane’s spot kick in the second half.
The draw was not enough for the Gunners to move top of the Premier League table but does continue their unbeaten run since the opening day of the season.
And Wenger admitted his side lacked a cutting edge today.
“I felt we had some good spells in the game and it was a bit hectic, nervous,” Wenger told Sky Sports.
“I don’t question the spirit of our team and the way we wanted to fight.
“But overall our fluency and movement, we played a little bit too nervously.”
Wenger brought on Aaron Ramsey, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Olivier Giroud in the second half to try and find a winning goal.
Arsene Wenger says Arsenal were nervous against Spurs
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Kevin Wimmer's own goal gave Arsenal the lead
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Mousa Dembele (right) won a penalty for Spurs
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“Sometimes these decisions come off, sometimes not,” Wenger said of his substitutions.
“I felt we needed something, more availability around the ball.
“We didn’t play out from the back today as much as we can.
“It was all a bit hectic and not as fluent as we can play.”
