Are Adelaide United, Josep Gombau abandoning Barcelona philosophy for hybrid style? Re-live all the action from the round 11 A-league clash between Perth Glory and Adelaide United. PERTH, AUSTRALIA - DECEMBER 22: Josep Gombau, coach of Adelaide looks on during the round 11 A-League match between Perth Glory and Adelaide United at nib Stadium on December 22, 2013 in Perth, Australia. (Photo by Paul Kane/Getty Images) Source: Getty Images ADELAIDE United's awful 0-0 draw with Perth Glory at nib Stadium on Sunday saw the Reds scrape a point seemingly without the Barcelona philosophy for the second week in succession. After smashing Central Coast Mariners 4-0 with a variation of the tiki-taka game at Coopers Stadium 10 days ago Adelaide again mixed up its game plan but failed to deliver goals despite having enough chances to floor an embattled Glory. Adelaide won the possession stakes 52 per cent to Glory's 48 per cent and used the long ball for 10 per cent of its passes - very unlike Barca. The Spanish giant just hours after Adelaide snatched a point in Perth belted Getafe 5-2. Barcelona was forced to come-from-behind after the Madrid-based club led 2-0. Barca had 74 per cent possession compared to Getafe's 26 per cent. Nonetheless Adelaide coach Josep Gombau told Perth reporters his philosophy is reaping dividends before declaring fans are also happy with the 'style.' "We have a project to build a style for Adelaide to play and at the moment I am satisfied with the work that the players are doing and I think everybody in the crowd is satisfied," Gombau said. It is good when you get a result and when you win or draw and get points, but in the end we are trying to grow. Josep Gombau celebrates Adelaide United's win over Central Coast. Picture: Daniel Kalisz. But Adelaide now faces a durability test playing three games in 13 days. Adelaide faces a rampant Newcastle Jets at Coopers Stadium on Sunday, Alessandro del Piero's Sydney FC at home five days later and Brisbane Roar away on January 11. The Reds will then have a clearer indication as to whether a place in the top six is reality. But Jets beating Roar 2-0 away on Friday suggests Adelaide must be at its best after Newcastle already claimed three points at Hindmarsh this season, stunning the Reds 2-1 in early November. Jets at the time were without a win and coach Gary van Egmond was under extreme pressure to deliver results. Since the victory in Adelaide, Jets have earned 15 points and claimed the big scalps of Roar (twice) and Melbourne Victory as Adelaide claimed five points. Marcelo Carrusca's stunning form, however, could give Adelaide hope for back-to-back home wins. But on Sunday one of the key elements of Adelaide perhaps not being able to capitalise on hurting an already demoralised Glory was shifting Carrusca's main attacking midfielder partner Steven Lustica to right wing. With usual winger Sergio Cirio benched despite being man-of-the-match against Mariners, Isaias partnered Carrusca while Cam Watson dropped into the holder's role. And before Cirio entered the fray in the 55th minute Adelaide's most prolific striker Jeronimo Neumann was the most effective forward. Neumann ended his shift in the 59th minute.