So a few musings
First - the Europa League win was big, it put 2 big open dates in the schedule. Since the November international break (where a bunch of Spurs players still play), Spurs have basically played weekend-midweek-weekend since the last week in November. The only week they haven't done this was the week of New Year's.
This coming week Spurs play at Liverpool Thursday in the 2nd leg of the EFL semis and then at Villa in the FA Cup Sunday. Then they will have a week off until the Man U game next Sunday (Feb 16) and another week off until traveling to Ipswitch (Feb 22). A nice stretch of rest for tired legs.
Until the next international break (March 17-25), it comes down to what happens above (FA and EFL cups):
Midweek Feb 26 - vs Man City
Weekend Mar 1-2 - FA Cup date
Midweek March 6 - Europa League
Weekend March 9 - Bournemouth
Midweek March 13 - Europa League
Weekend March 15-16 - Fulham (EPL) or EFL Cup Final
Relegation Race
So Spurs do find themselves in the mix for relegation, but are currently 10 points clear. The drop zone is always kind of fluid, but usually mid 30's is safe, it's often lower. With a win or 2 in the EPL, Spurs should find themselves in better shape and the EPL season, though lost, at least not a complete disaster.
Injuries
Looks like BJ, Timo, Vicario, Udogie and Maddison are on track for a return next week for the FA Cup date. Solanke and Romero ideally at the end of the month (Ipswitch). They are going to be needed for March.