diff --git a/src/WireMock.Net/Matchers/JSONPathMatcher.cs b/src/WireMock.Net/Matchers/JSONPathMatcher.cs
index 94d76cca..5437a75f 100644
--- a/src/WireMock.Net/Matchers/JSONPathMatcher.cs
+++ b/src/WireMock.Net/Matchers/JSONPathMatcher.cs
@@ -123,12 +123,9 @@ public class JsonPathMatcher : IStringMatcher, IObjectMatcher
     {
         var array = ConvertJTokenToJArrayIfNeeded(jToken);
 
-        // The SelectToken method can accept a string path to a child token ( i.e. "Manufacturers[0].Products[0].Price"). In that case it will return a JValue (some type) which does not implement the IEnumerable interface.
-        // Using ?.Any() == true relays that we use a JSONPath queries and the SelectToken will return a JObject ( implements the IEnumerable interface).
-        // So the current code works only when the JSONPath is expression and not when we pass a valid string path to child. 
-        // My suggestion is to roll back to != null to cover the both cases.
- 
-        return MatchScores.ToScore(_patterns.Select(pattern => array.SelectToken(pattern.GetPattern()) != null ).ToArray(), MatchOperator);
+        // The SelectToken method can accept a string path to a child token ( i.e. "Manufacturers[0].Products[0].Price").
+        // In that case it will return a JValue (some type) which does not implement the IEnumerable interface.
+        return MatchScores.ToScore(_patterns.Select(pattern => array.SelectToken(pattern.GetPattern()) != null).ToArray(), MatchOperator);
     }
 
     // https://github.com/WireMock-Net/WireMock.Net/issues/965
@@ -143,9 +140,9 @@ public class JsonPathMatcher : IStringMatcher, IObjectMatcher
             var item = property.First();
             if (item is JArray)
             {
-               return jToken;
+                return jToken;
             }
-            
+
             return new JObject
             {
                 [property.Path] = new JArray(item)