Who will rule the Women's World Cup?

In the four years since the last Women's World Cup in Canada, the competition and talent among female footballers has gotten stronger -- and more global. The stage will be as big as ever when this year's tournament kicks off June 7 in Paris.

In our latest ESPN FC Rank, we polled our experts to gauge which players will stand out in France.

Another from the Lyon dynasty, Shanice van de Sanden is best known for two things: her blazing speed and her trademark bright red lipstick. One of the fastest players in the women's game, Van de Sanden is an absolute handful to deal with on the right wing for opposing full-backs due to her pace and skill. A player who debuted for the Oranje at just 16, she…