2024 Paris Olympics LIVE: Men's race walk underway after thunderstorm delay as Simone Biles and Andy Murray feature on day six of the Summer Games

Rory McIlroy is one-over par through three holes at Le Golf National, but that score isn't reflecting his golf at the moment.

He's chipped onto the green from a horrific lie to tap in for a birdie to bring his score back to evens, but what a chip on that was.

While he's endured a difficult year on tour this season, the Northern Irishman, who is representing Ireland at this summer's games, is striking the ball very well so far today.

But after a disappointing year on the PGA Tour, noting his agonising finish at the US Open, what would winning the Olypmics mean to McIlroy?

‘The last time you guys saw me, I didn't give a very good account of myself at Troon,’ McIlroy said, ahead of his first tournament since missing the cut at The Open.

‘I've been asked this question a lot, where would an Olympic medal sit in sort of the hierarchy of my career achievements and it's something I probably won't be able to answer until when everything is said and done.'

He added: ‘It would be the achievement, certainly of the year (for him). It's well documented that I haven't won one of the big four in 10 years. It would probably be one, if not the biggest, in my career for the last 10 years.’

So we've got a busy day ahead. We've already seen Ecuador's Brian Pintado win gold in the men's 20km walking race, while Tommy Fleetwood and Rory McIlroy - representing Ireland - are underway in the first round of the men's golf at Le Golf National.

Meanwhile, Bryony Pitman is underway in the women's archery having progressed to the round of 16.

So, what's coming up today at the Olympic Games...

Elsewhere, Team GB's men and women's hockey sides are both in action, with the GB women's side taking on top-ranked Netherlands.

While Beth Shriever and kye White compete for GB in the first round of BMX racing from 7pm BST.

We're back for another day at the 2024 Paris Olympics and boy have we got an exciting morning ahead.

Team GB have been outstanding so far at the games and have climbed their way to fourth in the medal table.

Wednesday was one of the country's best days at an Olympic Games, with medals raining in for Team GB. Alex Yee produced a sensational comeback in the men's triathlon to clinch gold, while the women's quadruple scull snatched gold from the Netherlands during yesterday's rowing.

Kieran Reilly agonisingly just missed out on a gold medal in the men's freestyle BMX despite producing a jaw dropping performance to come second, while Beth Potter, Andrea Spendolini-Sirieix and Lois Toulson all clinched gold medals in the women's triathlon and the women's 10m synchronised diving.

It was a sensational day for the Brits, and their best start to an Olympics for 112 years - with Team GB raking in a haul of 17 medals - six gold, six silver and five bronze.

But there are more medals up for grabs today - so stay tuned as we'll have all the live action, commentary and analysis right here on Mail Sport for Thursday at the Olympic Games!