Savannah Shellard, 17, a sixth-form scholar from Anfield, stated Walton Breck Road had turn into busier and tougher to cross after she acquired off the bus.
She stated getting dwelling might be “quite intimidating for a young girl like me”.
Savannah stated the vote made her really feel residents had been heard.
Councillors proposed refusing the appliance due to visitors circulation, the impact on residents and environmental nuisance.
The utility additionally stated opening the road may endanger pedestrians and go away a part of the stadium perimeter with out boundaries towards a automobile assault.
Counter Terrorism Policing North West supported protecting it closed.
The council’s constructing management service stated opening it may have an effect on the security certificates wanted to function the stadium.
Planning officers stated the consequences on visitors ranges and journey instances weren’t severe sufficient to make the closure unacceptable.
Council air high quality specialists stated the expected impact on air high quality was not important.
Anfield ward councillor Billy Marrat stated the road may shut on match and occasion days however open at different instances.
“The rest of the days of the week, that road should be open to residents,” he stated.
Marrat stated the appliance had been “very damaging” to relations between the membership and residents.