The Magpies lost both their encounters against a rampant, newly-promoted Leeds last season, and will be out for revenge when they lock horns at the end of the week.
Bielsa's men, like Newcastle, have had a tricky start to the season, and head into the game off the back of a 3-0 home loss to Liverpool.
Steve Bruce's side will have been deflated by their 4-1 loss to Man Utd, and the Newcastle manager hit out in his press conference following a question over his side's preparation for the game.
Pundit Frankie McAvenie gave his verdict - via Football Insider - on the 60-year-old's comments, and said: “It’s just human nature to give something back after you get criticised. He was probably raging during the interview but he will have regretted it.
“Bruce is in a really hard position, he’s working with what he’s got. The owner hasn’t backed him and until Ashley goes, nothing will change.
“What’s he playing at? It was bizarre. With those comments but I can understand what he’s saying. He’s clearly very frustrated. Whoever comes in after Bruce, it will be the same unless the owner changes.
“Not one team would have gone to Old Trafford and won at the weekend, it was one of those occasions.”
Take a look at the latest news round-up from the Premier League, as the build-up to the weekend's action begins:

1. Howe holding out for Saints job
Ex-Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe snubbed the Celtic job as he's waiting for the Southampton hot seat to become available, according to reports. The Saints, who are managed by Ralph Hasenhuttl, are still without a league win this season. (Football Insider) Photo: CLIVE BRUNSKILL

2. Wesley hits out at Mee over 2020 tackle
Aston Villa striker Wesley Moraes has slammed Burnley's Ben Mee, claiming he failed to apologise for the tackle that ruled him out for 15 months back in January 2020. However, he's also revealed he has moved on from the incident, and is focused on the future. (Sport Witness) Photo: Jan Kruger

3. Hammers set hefty asking price for Rice
West Ham United are said to have slapped a £100m asking price tag on midfield star Declan Rice, as they look to put off interested parties Chelsea and Man City. He played a key role in England's push to the final of Euro 2020. (Football.London) Photo: Eddie Keogh

4. Seagulls ace keen for long-term stay
Brighton's rising star Alexis Mac Allister has revealed he's no intention of leaving the club any time soon, claiming he loves the city intends to remain there for "a few years". (My Albion TV) Photo: GLYN KIRK

