Patriots quarterback Tom Brady led his team back from a 28-point deficit in the second half to tie the San Francisco 49ers, but the Patriots could not close the deal in a 41-34 loss at Gillette Stadium. With the defeat Sunday night, the Patriots snapped their seven-game winning streak. Check out some scenes from the game.

Danny Woodhead (39) rushes a touchdown that tied the game 31-31 with 6:43 left in the fourth quarter.

On fourth and goal from the one yard line, Tom Brady snuck through the 49ers defense to score a touchdown and make the score 31-17 San Francisco.

While attempting to take back the game in the fourth quarter, QB Tom Brady reacted by screaming and slamming the ball to the ground when the 49ers were granted a timeout before the ball was snapped to him in a hurry-up offense attempt.

Michael Crabtree of the 49ers scored the winning touchdown in fourth quarter bringing his team to a 41-34 win over the Pats.

Both quarterbacks, 49ers' Colin Kaepernick and Psts' Tom Brady, talk on the field after the game.

Remember this guy? San Francisco wide receiver and former Patriots receiver Randy Moss (center) made a touchdown catch in front of New England's Devin McCourty in the first quarter.

Randy Moss celebrated his touchdown catch with quarterback Colin Kaepernick. The score put the Niners up, 7-0.

The game was strange early. Kaepernick dropped several snaps in the wet and rainy conditions. One drop halted a potential scoring drive.

Patriots running back Shane Vereen had trouble holding onto the ball himself, losing a fumble early.

Several delayed calls also slowed the game down and saw players waiting on the sidelines for several minutes.

49ers cornerback Tarell Brown (rear) broke up a pass to Patriots wide receiver Deion Branch in the end zone in the second quarter. New England settled for a field goal.

Tight end Delanie Walker (49ers) caught a touchdown pass in the second quarter against cornerback Alfonzo Dennard.

Delanie Walker celebrated a touchdown pass that put some distance between the 49ers and the home team.

Down 31-3, the Patriots began to pick up the pieces in the second half. Danny Woodhead rushed for a touchdown with 5:59 left in the third quarter to give New England their first TD of the game.

Tom Brady rushed for his own touchdown on a quarterback sneak to put the Patriots down two scores.

Tight end Aaron Hernandez scored the third of four second-half touchdowns for the Patriots.

Brady and the Patriots kept driving, moving the ball in the second half unlike they did in the first.

New England Patriots defensive end Rob Ninkovich knelt in prayer before the start of the game.

A fan held a sign that read, "Prayers for Newtown" prior to the game.

San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh watched warm-ups before the game.

49ers kicker David Akers warmed up before the game in rainy, windy, cold conditions.

Colin Kaepernick replaced Alex Smith as the 49ers quarterback earlier this season and is currently the team's starter.

Patriots long snapper Danny Aiken is shown with a sticker on the back of his helmet remembering the victims of last week's shooting at an elementary school in Newtown, Conn.