Spurs had soaked up intense City pressure for most of the game to somehow stay in contention at Wembley Stadium.
But City finally made the breakthrough in the 82nd minute from an unlikely source as defender Laporte met Kevin de Bruyne's free-kick and headed past goalkeeper Hugo Lloris.
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A combination of Lloris, last-ditch defending and some poor City finishing had kept the 8 000 people in the crowd on tenterhooks but in the end, Pep Guardiola's side got their reward.
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They have now matched Liverpool's feat of winning the competition for four seasons in a row, and also join Liverpool with the most League Cup wins on eight.
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Tottenham, who had rookie manager Ryan Mason on the touchline after Jose Mourinho's sacking last week, are still waiting for their first trophy since 2008.
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