Despite two power outages that delayed play for close to 35 minutes, the San Francisco 49ers took down the Pittsburgh Steelers 20-3 last night on Monday Night Football.

Vernon Davis caught a 1-yard touchdown pass for the 49ers one play after setting himself up with a 21-yard reception from Alex Smith, Frank Gore ran for a 5-yard score and David Akers kicked field goals of 22 and 38 yards to overtake Hall of Famer Jerry Rice for San Francisco's single-season scoring record. The fact that a kicker now holds the single season scoring record in San Francisco shows how completely Jim Harbaugh's arrival has changed their football philosophy. More stats are available here.

The 49ers win was over shadowed by the situation in and around the stadium. The power was out for at least thirty minutes, not only interrupting the television broadcast, but more importantly the game on the field. The outage highlighted the issues with the dilapidated candle stick park. Luckily for the 49ers, a nearly $1 billion stadium is in the works. You can check out more stadium details here.

Also, check out the video of the transformer exploding and the lights going out at Candlestick Park.

All in all, it was a wild Monday Night Football game.

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