The Wests Tigers will play tree Sunday matches at Leichhardt Oval for season 2014 Leichhardt Oval will host Sunday afternoon matches in season 2014. IT is rugby league's quintessential suburban ground so Wests Tigers fans can rejoice - NRL footy will return to Leichhardt Oval on Sunday afternoons this season. After four night games this year at the famous footy venue, the NRL yesterday allocated three day matches at Leichhardt for 2014 - against Manly (round five), Gold Coast (round eight) and Penrith (round 17). Not much can beat Leichhardt on a Sunday winter afternoon. Wests Tigers played their Sunday afternoon games this year at Campbelltown and the SCG - but not Leichhardt. That will change for next season. And south-western Sydney fans can also celebrate Wests Tigers playing four games at Campbelltown Stadium - against North Queensland (round six), Brisbane (round 11), Canberra (round 16) and Melbourne (round 21). The Broncos and Storm matches are sure to attract strong crowds. "We have listened to the fans and members and they told us how important it was to play games at Leichhardt on a Sunday afternoon," said Tigers chief executive Grant Mayer. NRL Head of Football, Mr Todd Greenberg and Tigers CEO Grant Mayer at the Draw announcement. We are looking forward to seeing the Leichhardt Oval hill full for these games. Three Sunday afternoon games at Leichhardt - that is pure gold. We are over the moon. And we are also taking the superstars of rugby league to Campbelltown. Playing Brisbane and Melbourne out there is great. We are satisfying our three geographical areas. All 12 home games are equally important for Wests Tigers and we have taken the approach of right game, right venue, right time, As I said, we listened to our members and believe we've given them what they were hoping for. More Sunday afternoon games, with five in the first 20 rounds. Wests Tigers also some play some big games at ANZ Stadium, starting with a huge clash against Souths in round three. "We are going to have a big year and we are looking forward to it," said Wests Tigers star Braith Anasta. Mayer said his club may even look to the NFL to enhance game days. He Twittered yesterday: "Few ideas around that next season. Boot party or tailgating as an example. Maximise what we have!! Meanwhile the draw threw up some other interesting talking points. There is scope for Manly and Canberra to play a round eight game in China - if the two clubs can find the necessary funds. The game is, at present, scheduled for Brookvale Oval. "Nothing is locked in yet though," said NRL head of football Todd Greenberg. It's not commercially viable just yet. The New Zealand Warriors will play their first three home games at Eden Park, Auckland.