Nigeria youth international Isaac Success has thanked Granada coach, Joaquin Caparros , for the confidence reposed in him.<br /><br />Despite failing to hit target in his first 11 matches for the Andalusian outfit, the manager continued to name the striker in his 18 - man squad.<br /><br />And Success finally ended his goal drought last weekend against Valencia, saving Granada from defeat with an 89th minute equalizer.<br /><br /><span class="body1">&ldquo;I</span>&rsquo;<span class="body1">m very happy to have scored and I thank Caparros for having been involved in the team</span>.<br /><span class="body1"><br />&nbsp;</span><span class="body1">&ldquo;</span><span class="body1">I</span>&rsquo;<span class="body1">m looking forward to the next game</span>,<span class="body1"></span>&rdquo;&nbsp; Isaac Success told reporters.<br /><br />There was a hint of offside leading up to his goal, and the Nigerian youngster was delighted that the referee did not cancel it just as the goal of El Arabi.<br /><br /><span class="body1">&ldquo;When I scored I looked at the linesman, but I saw that he had not raised anything and eventually you lose or win, this is football,</span>&rdquo; the Udinese loanee added.<br /><br />Granada, who are without a win in 10 matches, resumed training on Tuesday ahead of their game on Sunday against Espanyol.<br />