Jaissle was present at the under-21s derby at St James' Park on Monday night…

Newcastle United head coach Matthias Jaissle attended his first Tyne-Wear derby as Newcastle's under-21s defeated Sunderland's under-21s 3-2 in Premier League 2. Speaking after the game, Jaissle praised the young squad's performance and noted that experiencing the derby atmosphere would motivate the academy players ahead of the senior sides' clash in December.
Jaissle watched the match alongside sporting director Ross Wilson and PIF chief Jacobo Solis in front of 5,100 fans at St James' Park. The fixture featured intense challenges and late scuffles, giving the manager a preview of the rivalry as he aims to integrate academy talent with the first team.
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