Prince Harry and Meghan Markle sparked debate online after the Duke of Sussex was spotted wearing an LA Dodgers cap at Game 4 of the World Series on Monday, October 28.

The couple attended the matchup between the Toronto Blue Jays and the Los Angeles Dodgers, which ended with a 6–2 win for Toronto, from coveted front-row seats reportedly worth tens of thousands of dollars.

Fans were quick to notice that the couple were seated directly in front of LA icons including Dodgers co-owner Magic Johnson and Hall of Fame pitcher Sandy Koufax — an enviable spot that only added to the public attention.

But it wasn’t just their seats that caused a stir. Within minutes, social media lit up with criticism of Harry’s decision to wear a Dodgers hat rather than showing support for the Blue Jays — a team from a Commonwealth country where his father, King Charles III, serves as Head of State.

“Harry should be cheering for Canada, a Commonwealth country!” one Instagram user wrote. Another commented: “Not shocked with Meghan, but disappointed with Harry… he should be cheering for the Commonwealth country.”