Off the back of the 1-0 midweek victory over Millwall in the Carabao Cup, Newcastle United make one of the shortest away travels they have this season to face Leeds United at Elland Road on Monday night.
The last Premier League game against Bournemouth brought up some interesting considerations for Jaissle leaving some questions as to what his starting XI may be.
Join us as we take a look at how the Magpies could line up to face the stern test posed by Daniel Farke's men.
GK: Lukas Hornicek
Not much to say, no need to change the man between the sticks. Especially considering Ewen Jaouen is currently injured and Nick Pope is the only senior backup...
RB: Tino Livramento
Amar Dedic came off midweek with a hamstring injury and as of yet, no one is really sure just how serious (or not) it is.
It does feel as though it makes sense to give Tino a start here though if there is even any doubt over Dedic, especially given how important the fullbacks have been to Jaissle's system thus far.
CB: Malick Thiaw
Fabian Schar was brought in midweek to give Thiaw a rest and, whilst the experienced Swiss centre-back performed well, seeing the German return and retake the captain's armband looks almost certain to be on the cards here.
CB: Sven Botman
Botman still hasn't quite made it back to full form but, as I explored in my other article, is the most likely of the centre-backs to solve the line breaking issue the Magpies are currently facing.
The Dutchman will likely continue building up that partnership with both Thiaw and Hornicek in a difficult away fixture.
LB: Lewis Hall
Another excellent performance midweek against Millwall followed by a big extension of his stay in Tyneside with a new contract, what isn't there to love about Lewis Hall at the minute?
Hall will be hopeful of a call-up to Thomas Tuchel's England squad ahead of the upcoming international break and this game could go a long way to ensuring that is the case.
CM: Nico Gonzalez
Seeing Gonzalez again feels like a forgone conclusion in all fairness.
Gonzalez is clearly seen as the next talisman of Newcastle's project and is slowly finding his feet at a new club under a new system. I firmly believe the best is yet to come for Nico and look forward to seeing him take another step forward against Leeds (hopefully anyway).
CM: Jacob Ramsey
Ramsey started midweek in the place of Miley, so it'd be well substantiated to assume they will swap back over for this one - but something tells me Ramsey may be better suited to this game.
Leeds will likely come to press high and get at us, meaning someone with a calm head who can carry and pass beyond the lines feels a good shout and that is something Ramsey probably does better than Miley at present.
CAM: Joe Willock
I think Willock will start again here, although Jaissle did speak about the possibility of Matias Fernandez-Pardo coming in during the week.
That will likely depend on how he has got to grips with the tactical side of things and how match fit he is. It would be a risk to throw him into an away game of this nature.
With that being said it would make sense to keep Willock in the side, especially given he has already scored a couple of goals this season.
RW: Anthony Elanga
Another easy one.
Murphy started midweek and put in one of the worst performances I think I've ever seen from him, so that lack of taking a claim for the position almost gives Elanga it by default.
That doesn't take into account Elanga's impact so far, though, with the winger already scoring a couple of Premier League goals for his troubles.
ST: Yoane Wissa
Wissa has simply been excellent so far this season and he will be starting here. Whether it be up front or in the 10 behind Pardo is, of course, yet to be seen.
Wissa has looked almost unplayable at times and has provided a real outball in times of need thus far, that will once again be the expectation put on him here and I'm sure he can live up to the task.
LW: Harvey Barnes
Jaissle spoke openly about Baz Toure's current situation and that almost tees it up perfectly for another Barnes start here, especially given that excellent goalscoring form that Jaissle mentioned.
Barnes has that little bit of magic that could be crucial to decide an away game where the Magpies will likely need to make the most of limited opportunities to break the deadlock.
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