Goads required the win to hold any expectation of rising up out of Group B into the keep going 16 and for long spells it resembled their aspirations would wallow on the stone of the Italian side's flexible guard.
Harry Winks struck the bar and Jan Vertonghen headed wide as Spurs squeezed yet it took the acquaintance of Eriksen with make the urgent leap forward as he was the recipient of good work by Moussa Sissoko and Dele Alli to score at the far post with 10 minutes left.
Bury had chances of their own with Spurs guardian Hugo Lloris sparing from Ivan Perisic - yet the Premier League side finished off the win and should now coordinate Inter's outcome at home to PSV Eindhoven when they travel to the Nou Camp on 11 December to experience.
Remember Tottenham's triumph over Inter Milan
Goads remunerated for constancy
Gathering B table
Goads had no space for move when given two home diversions against PSV Eindhoven and Inter Milan to give themselves a possibility of remaining in the Champions League.
They cleared out it late in the two amusements to anchor the wins they required and this one here, against a very much penetrated Inter guard, was a genuine triumph for versatility and steadiness.
Goads had just themselves to fault for placing themselves in this unsafe position by throwing away winning positions to lose away to Inter and draw at PSV - however they merit enormous credit for pulling themselves around to in any case have a shot going into that last amusement away to Barcelona, who beat PSV 2-1 to win the gathering.
They could have been excused for speculation the destinies were against them as Winks hit the bar and Vertonghen by one way or another headed Eriksen's free-kick - the Dane's first touch subsequent to going ahead - wide from directly before objective.
Rather, they continued squeezing and were remunerated with Eriksen's leap forward to give them the outcome that keeps them right in the chase for a place in the last 16 preceding the trek to Barcelona.
"Barcelona are extraordinary compared to other groups in Europe and they have incredible players," Pochettino said.
"We have huge regard for Barcelona, yet we have conviction that we can win."
Man of the Match Sissoko the far-fetched saint
Moussa Sissoko
Moussa Sissoko played in the Champions League for Spurs for the third time this season
Any reasonable person would agree Moussa Sissoko has been something of a procured preference for Spurs fans however the rangy France midfielder is winning his fight for acknowledgment in style.
He has regularly been the objective of hatred from supporters yet has turned sentiment around with an undeniably great arrangement of showcases this season.
Sissoko was a key figure in the prevail upon Chelsea at Wembley on Saturday and was the main thrust behind this win as well.
The group thundered his name for one flooding first-half run that made a possibility for Lucas Moura and he had a noteworthy influence in the champ, crashing into the zone to permit Dele Alli to slip an enticing go into the way of Eriksen to finish the customs.
It was Sissoko's name the Spurs supporters recited by and by in the result of that conclusive minute - affirmation that he is prevailing upon his depreciators by power of his exhibitions.
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